DP FAQ

The Video Game Consoles F.A.Q.

Version VGC.01 - November 1999

Creators & Maintainers:

Sly D.C. & Olivier Boisseau

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Please mail additional information, opinions, and comments to :

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Welcome to the Video Game Consoles FAQ !!

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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1.0) Introduction

2.0) All Consoles Released by Alphabeticaly Order

3.0) Unclassified Systems

4.0) Prototypes & Never Released

5.0) Credits

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1.0) Introduction:

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Hi there reader, thanks for reading the Video Game Console FAQ. I (Sly)

begin to gather informations of video game consoles for more than 4 years

now. This FAQ will be THE biggest one i have (and will) ever wrote in 3

years. Since this FAQ is loaded with info, i couldn't updated all by

myself, so i proposed to Olivier Boisseau if he would be my co-author on

this FAQ. And since he lives in France (me in Canada), he already posses

a great deal of information about the Europeans Video Game Consoles.

I wanted another co-author, someone who lives in Japan. Since i don't

understand Japanese myself (just a few words), it would have been great

to have this third co-author. Many games and consoles are not know to us

fellow videogamers, well maybe in a near future someone could assist us

with all video game consoles that have came out in Japan & Asia.

Me and Olivier hope that you'll like this FAQ. Send your comments !!

And send any info that is missing from this FAQ, Thanks !!

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How the FAQ works:

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This is how the information is classified:

Name Company Year Continent or Country

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R-Zone Headgear - Tiger Toys - 1995 - U.S.A & Europe

After we describe the console (color, clone or not, features...)

and if possible we put the specs of the consoles, the accessoires

(if any) and a list of games (cart/tapes/cards/built-in...).

Sometimes you will be refered to a console FAQ for more info, since

some consoles FAQs already exist, we try to put a link for every game

console so you can see what it's like. Any link will be added to the

credit section too. So enough chit-chat, let's move on the good stuff!

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2.0) All Consoles Released by Alphabeticaly Order:

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* "??? 720" - ?? - 19?? - Europe?

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Famicom Clone.

Link:

http://homepages.ihug.co.nz/~pinwhiz/famicom.htm

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* ABC-999 - ?? - 19?? - Japan

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Famicom NTSC Clone Note:This system is shaped like a car.

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* Acetronic MPU-1000 - ?? - 19?? - Europe

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Cart List:

#1 Olympics #21 Draughts

#2 Grand Prix #22 Spiders Web

#3 Blackjack #23 Chess

#4 Tank/Plane Battle #24 Othello

#5 Air Sea Battle #25 Electronic Pinball

#6 Shooting Gallery #26 Super Knockout

#7 Basic Math #27 Invaders

#8 Math 2 #29 Shootout

#9 Challenge #30 Space Wars

#10? Auto Sport #31 Lazer Attack

#10? Codebreaker #32 Backgammon

#11 Supermaze #33 Planet Defender

#12 Horse Racing

#13 Circus

#14 Prizefight

#15 Soccer

#17 Musical Games

#18 Treasure Hunt

#19 Golf

#20 Head On

New Zealand Foutain carts are labeled:

"Suitable for Fountain 1392, Radofin, Hanimex, Acetronic and Priztronic

Systems.

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* Acetronic MPU-2000 - ?? - 19?? - Europe

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For cart list, check out the section "Acetronic MPU-1000"

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* Action Max - Worlds of Wonder/Sourcing International Ltd - 1987 -

---------- U.S.A./Europe

This is a system that needs Video VHS Tapes to play games. You hook

up the Action Max to your video and your TV. The only controller you

have is a Light Gun. When the tapes are playing, there are flashing

dots that will appear, you shoot at them and you score.

Known Games: .38 Ambush Alley, Hydrosub:2021, Rescue of Pops Ghostly

and Sonic Fury.

Link:

http://mo5.com/MHI/CONSOLES/actionm.htm

http://www.videogamenews.com/HTM/GamePageHistory/

worlds_of_wonder_wow__action_max.htm

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* Adman Grandstand - Grandstand - 19?? - United Kingdom

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Channel F Clone. Check out Clint Dyer Channel F FAQ for more info.

Link:

http://homepages.ihug.co.nz/~pinwhiz/weird.htm

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* Advision Home Arcade - Advision - 1983? - France

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Arcadia 2001 clone. Check out Sly D.C. Arcadia 2001 FAQ for more info.

Link:

http://www.emuclassics.com/slydc/arc-2001.htm

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* Aiwa CSD-GM1 - Aiwa - 1994 - Europe & Japan

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Radio/CD Audio/Tape player with Megadrive & Mega CD built-in.

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* Amiga CD32 - Commodore - 1993 - Europe & Canada

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Amiga based system with CD-ROM (2X). First 32bit console on the market

Links:

http://members.tripod.com/~faberp/CD32.htm

http://www.atari-computer.de/mjaap/computer/amicd32.htm

http://members.aol.com/telespiel/cd32.htm

http://gamma.nic.fi/~mikkohoo/peijoonit/cd32.htm

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* Amstrad GX4000 - Amstrad - 1990 - Europe

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Basically a CPC6128+ computer but without a keyboard. No known

accessories.

Specs:

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Main Processor : Z80 at 4 MHz

RAM : 64k

ROM : 512k max. cartridges

Sounds : 4-Way Stereo channels

Graphics : 160x200 in 16 colors in a palette of 4096

320x200 in 4 colors in a palette of 4096

Interface : Cart port, 2 ports DB-9 for joysticks, Analog

port for a complimentary joysticks (15 pins),

Auxiliary control plug, Output RGB peritel,

Amstrad Monitor output, output for headphone in

stereo.

Name of the game Company Year

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BARBARIAN 2 PALACE SOFTWARE ??

BATMAN THE MOVIE OCEAN ??

BURNIN RUBBER OCEAN 1990

CHASE HQ OCEAN ??

COPTER 271 ???? 1990

CRAZY CARS 2 TITUS SOFTWARE 1990

DICK TRACY TITUS SOFTWARE 1991

ENFORCER (THE) TRADING POST / TROJAN 1993

FIRE AND FORGET 2 TITUS 1990

GAZZA 2 EMPIRE 1991

KLAX PLUS DOMARK / TENGEN 1991

MEAN STREETS TITUS SOFTWARE ??

MYSTICAL INFOGRAMES ??

NAVY SEALS OCEAN 1991

NO EXIT TOMAHAWK 1990

OPERATION THUNDERBOLT OCEAN ??

PANG OCEAN 1991

PLOTTING OCEAN 1991

PRO TENNIS 2 UBI SOFT 1993

PRO TENNIS TOUR UBI SOFT ??

ROBOCOP OCEAN 1993

ROBOCOP 2 OCEAN 1991

SCI / CHASE HQ 2 OCEAN 1990

SKEET SHOOT TROJAN 1993

SUPER PINBALL MAGIC LORICIEL 1991

SWITCH BLADE GREMLIN GRAPHICS 1991

TENNIS CUP 2 LORICIEL 1991

TINTIN ON THE MOON INFOGRAMES 1991

WILD STREETS TITUS SOFTWARE 1990

WORLD OF SPORTS US GOLD / EPYX 1991

Links:

http://www.atari-computer.de/mjaap/computer/gx4000.htm

http://www.silicium.org/consoles/gx4000.htm

http://home.ins.de/~martin.gansel/gx4000/gx4000.htm

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* APF-M1000 - APF Electronics - 1977 - U.S.A. & Europe

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Check out Sly D.C. APF-M1000 FAQ for more info.

Link:

http://www.emuclassics.com/slydc/apf.htm

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* APF-MP1000 - APF Electronics - 1978 - U.S.A. & Europe

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Check out Sly D.C. APF-M1000 FAQ for more info.

Link:

http://www.emuclassics.com/slydc/apf.htm

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* ASB Super Mega III - ?? - 19?? - Europe

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Nes Clone

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* Atari 2600 VCS - Atari - 1977 - U.S.A. & Europe

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Check out Andrew K. Heller & Zube Atari 2600/7800 FAQ for more info.

Link:

http://www.atarihq.com/2678/index.html

http://www.atarihq.com/museum/2678/index.html

http://ccwf.cc.utexas.edu/~bilstein/atari2600nexus/index.html

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* Atari 2600 Junior - Atari - 19?? - U.S.A.

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Check out Andrew K. Heller & Zube Atari 2600/7800 FAQ for more info.

Link:

http://www.atarihq.com/2678/index.html

http://www.atarihq.com/museum/2678/index.html

http://ccwf.cc.utexas.edu/~bilstein/atari2600nexus/index.html

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* Atari 2800 - Atari - 1983 - Japan

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Check out Andrew K. Heller Zube Atari 2600/7800 FAQ for more info.

Link:

http://www3.wind.ne.jp/toragiku/game_ma/a2800.htm

http://www.ne.jp/asahi/cvs/odyssey/videogames/atari2800/index.html

http://www.heimcomputer.de/konsolen/atari2800.html

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* Atari 5200 - Atari - 1982 - U.S.A.

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2 port model & 4 port model variation. Check out Keita Lida Atari

5200 FAQ for more info.

Link:

http://www.atarihq.com/5200/index.html

http://www.atarihq.com/museum/5200/index.html

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* Atari 7800 - Atari - 1986 - U.S.A. & Europe

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Check out Andrew K. Heller & Zube Atari 2600/7800 FAQ for more info.

Link:

http://www.atarihq.com/2678/index.html

http://www.atarihq.com/museum/2678/index.html

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* Atari Jaguar - Atari - 1993 - U.S.A. & Europe

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Check out Robert A. Jung Atari Jaguar FAQ for more info.

Link:

http://www.atarihq.com/jaglynx/index.html

http://www.atarihq.com/museum/jaglynx/index.html

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* Atari Jaguar CD - Atari - 1994 - U.S.A. & Europe

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Check out Robert A. Jung Atari Jaguar FAQ for more info.

Link:

http://www.atarihq.com/jaglynx/index.html

http://www.atarihq.com/museum/jaglynx/index.html

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* Atari Lynx model 1 - Atari - 1989 - U.S.A. & Europe

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Check out Robert A. Jung Atari Lynx FAQ for more info.

Link:

http://www.atarihq.com/jaglynx/index.html

http://www.atarihq.com/museum/jaglynx/index.html

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* Atari Lynx model 2 - Atari - 1991 - U.S.A. & Europe

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Check out Robert A. Jung Atari Lynx FAQ for more info.

Link:

http://www.atarihq.com/jaglynx/index.html

http://www.atarihq.com/museum/jaglynx/index.html

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* Atari XEGS - Atari - 1987 - U.S.A. & Europe

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Game system based on the Atari 65XE Computer, just remodeled.

Specs:

CPU: 6502/1.92 MHz - 8-Bit

ROM: 24 KByte

RAM: 64 KByte

Output: TV, RGB

Graphic Display: 320*192 (2 color) / 160*192 (4 color)

Color Palette: 256 Colors

Sound: 4 Channel Mono

System Bios: XL-OS

Link:

http://www.atari-computer.de/mjaap/computer/atari_xegs.htm

http://www.atarihq.com/atcomp/xegs.html

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* Audiosonic MP 1202 (/Prinztronic/Hanimex/Acetronic)

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Code Breaker 3010 Radofin

Horse Racing 3012 Radofin

Invaders 27 Radofin

Pro Sport 60 3001 PS Radofin (keyboard overlay)

Soccer 3015 Radofin

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* Bally Astrocade - Bally - 1977 - U.S.A.

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Comes in three variations: WoodGrain, Black or White.

Check out Lance F. Squire Bally Astrocade FAQ for more info.

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* Bandai Arcadia - Bandai - 19?? - Japan

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Arcadia 2001 clone. Check out Sly D.C. Arcadia 2001 FAQ for more info.

Link:

http://www3.wind.ne.jp/toragiku/game_ma/arcadia.htm

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* Bandai Atmark - Bandai - 19?? - Japan

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The main unit includes 4x CD-Rom, a 14,400 bps modem/fax, one pad with

built-in trackball and four CD with a lot of interesting software.

Beside the four included CDs a lot of other titles were marketed in

Japan. At least 100 titles were available and were mostly multimedia

titles, anyway many games were available too: some of them were Mac

games converted to use the basic MacOs system used by Pippin technology

but a lot of them were based on popular Bandai toys and products (Dragon

Ball Z, Sailormoon, Godzilla, Ultraman, Power Rangers etc.).

Technical specifications:

CPU: PowerPC 603 at 66MHz

RAM: 6 Mb (1 used as Video RAM), could use memory expansion module of

2,4 or 8 Mb.

CD-ROM UNIT: 4 x

VIDEO OUTPUT: VGA, NTSC or PAL

AUDIO OUTPUT: Stereo, CD quality

EXPANDABILITY: 1 PCI slot (it could be used to home RAM memory)

Geoport-compatible serial port

PAD: With built-in trackball, ADB compatible

MODEM: 14.400 bps, fax-ready

Games:

* Racing Days

Link:

http://members.tripod.com/~faberp/atmark.htm

http://www.geocities.com/~compcloset/BandaiPippin.htm

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* Bandai Intellivision - Bandai - 19?? - Japan

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Same as the Intellivision released in the U.S.A. and Europe. For more

information, check out Larry Anderson Intellivision FAQ.

Links:

http://www3.wind.ne.jp/toragiku/game_ma/intell.htm

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* Bandai Kousokusen - Bandai - 1983 - Japan

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aka as the Vectrex. Check out Gregg Woodcock Vectrex FAQ for more info.

Link:

http://www.ne.jp/asahi/cvs/odyssey/videogames/vectrex/index.html

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* Bandai Pippin - Bandai - 19?? - Japan

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There are 2 models Atmark (White, japanese) and @World (black, english)

* Dragon Ball Z Anime Designer

Link:

http://www3.wind.ne.jp/toragiku/game_ma/pippin.htm

http://www.aminfo.net/pippin.html

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* Bandai Playdia BA-X - Bandai - 1994 - Japan

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* Dragon Ball Z Gaiden Chikyuu Hen

* Dragon Ball Z Gaiden Uchuu Heh

* Dragon Ball Z Earth Chapter

* Sailor Moon (comes with a special wand controller)

* SD Gundam Dai Zukan

* "idoru" named mariko kouda...

Links:

http://www3.wind.ne.jp/toragiku/game_ma/play.htm

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* Bandai Supervision 8000 - Bandai - 1978 - Japan

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Games:

* Beam Galaxian

* Gunprofessional

* Missile Vaders

* Othello Game

* Pac Pac Bird

* Space Fire

* Submarine

Link:

http://www.ne.jp/asahi/cvs/odyssey/videogames/sv8000/index.html

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* Bandai Telebikko - Bandai - 19?? - Japan

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VHS Tape based game system. Need input on this one.

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* Bandai Wonder Swan - Bandai - 1999 - Japan

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Check out Sly D.C. Wonder Swan FAQ for more info.

Link:

http://www.silicium.org/consoles/wonderswan.htm

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* Bandai World - Bandai - 19?? - U.S.A. & Canada

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Same thing as the Bandai Atmark but comes in black and was released

for the western market.

Link:

http://members.tripod.com/~faberp/atmark.htm

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* Beta-5 - ?? - 19?? - Hong Kong

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Super Famicom PAL Clone

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* Bharat TV Game - ?? - 19?? - ??

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Atari 2600 Clone with 128 games in 1 incorporated.

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* Bit System - Dismac - 1990? - Brazil

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NES Clone

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* Binatone Superstar - Binatone?? - 19?? - United Kingdom

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Carts: - Superten

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* Bitman 2000 - ?? - 19?? - ??

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Game Boy pirate clone

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* Black Point FS1003 - SHG - 19?? - Germany

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Compatible with the Acetronic family. Power is 9-11V, 90ma or (x6)

1.5V batteries

Game: Company:

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1000-Treffer-Spiel SHG

Motorradrennen SHG

Seekrieg SHG

Zehn elektronische fernsehspiele in Farbe SHG

Link:

http://www.heimcomputer.de/konsolen/blackpoint.html

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* Brant Jopac JO7400 - Brandt - 1983 - Europe

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Videopac+ system, Videopac & O2 compatible. Check out Robert Kaiser

Odyssey 2 & 3 FAQ for more info.

Link:

http://mo5.com/MHI/CONSOLES/jopac.htm

http://www.multimania.com/museumelectronic/philips/modeles/

JOPAC7400.html

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* Captain Power - Mattel - 1987 - U.S.A.

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Video VHS Tapes based system like the Action Max.

Tape Games:

Future Force Training Skill Level 1 - Mattel - 1987

Bio Dread Strike Mission Skill Level 2 - Mattel - 1987

Raid on Volcania Skill Level 3 - Mattel - 1987

Greatest Hits 10 mins. Interactive play - 1987

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* Casio PV-1000 - Casio - 19?? - Japan

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Link:

http://www3.wind.ne.jp/toragiku/game_ma/pv1000.htm

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* Cassette Vision - Epoch - 1981 - Japan

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Games:

* Yosaku * Pac Pac Monster * Monster Block

* Baseball * New Basball * Elevator Panic

* Galaxian * Monster Mansion

* Big Sports 12 * Astro Command

* Battlevader * Grand Champion

Link:

http://www3.wind.ne.jp/toragiku/game_ma/c_vis.htm

http://www.ne.jp/asahi/cvs/odyssey/videogames/cassettevision/index.html

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* Cassette Vision Jr. - Epoch - 1983 - Japan

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Link:

http://www3.wind.ne.jp/toragiku/game_ma/cv_jr.htm

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* Chaota YF-3000 Television Computer System - ?? - 19?? - China

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Famicom Clone. Comes with a Light Phaser. No more details is known.

Link:

http://homepages.ihug.co.nz/~pinwhiz/famicom.htm

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* Coleco Gemini - Coleco - 198? - U.S.A. & Canada

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Atari 2600 clone with Paddle & Joystick in one controller.

Link:

http://www.atari-computer.de/mjaap/computer/coleco_gemini.htm

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* Colorvision - Bazin - 1985 - Europe

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This game system is like a Game & Watch Tabletop, you insert carts

in it to play different games. For now only five games are known:

Monster Chase(come with the system), Submarine, Horror House, Jungle

Boy & Beasts Planet.

Link:

http://www.multimania.com/romualdl/colorv.html

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* Colecovision - Coleco/CBS - 1982 - U.S.A./Europe

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Check out Joseph M. Huber and James Carter Colecovision FAQ for more

info.

Link:

http://members.aol.com/telespiel/cbs.htm

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* Columbia Home Arcade - Coleco - 198? - U.S.A.

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Atari 2600 clone which ressemble the Coleco Gemini. Columbia asked

Coleco to make some for them for their Columbia Video Game Club.

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* Commodore 64GS - Commodore - 1990 - Europe

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Basically a Commodore 64 without a keyboard.

Specifications:

Main Processor: 6510, 0,90 Mhz

RAM: 64 KB upgradable to 512 KB

ROM: 20 KB

Graphics: 320x200 2 Color, 160x200 4 Color

Color Palette: 16

Sound: 3 Channel, mono (Chip: SID)

Ouputs: Video, HF, Audio, 2 Joystick

For a list of Cartridge available, check out the list made by

Links:

http://www.atari-computer.de/mjaap/computer/c64gs.php3

http://mo5.com/MHI/CONSOLES/64gs.htm

http://www.fortunecity.com/skyscraper/decimal/81/zzap66/thec64gs.html

http://www.heimcomputer.de/konsolen/c64gs.html

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* Commodore CDTV - Commodore - 1989 - Europe (only?)

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Link:

http://www.atari-computer.de/mjaap/computer/amicdtv.htm

http://mo5.com/MHI/CONSOLES/cdtv.htm

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* Conic M-1200 - ?? - 19?? - ??

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No detail at the moment...

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* Cougar Boy - ?? - 19?? - Europe

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Gameboy style handheld system, same as Mega Duck by Creatronic

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* Creativision MKII - Video Technology - 1982 - Australia

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AKA The Dick Smith Wizzard in Australia. For more information, please

check out Jack Spenser Jr. & Andrew Davie Creativision FAQ or check

out the links for informations.

Links:

http://members.tripod.com/~faberp/CV.htm

http://www.comcen.com.au/~adavie/weird/creativision.html

http://www.atari-computer.de/mjaap/computer/cvision.htm

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* Dactar Game System - ?? - 19?? - ??

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Atari 2600 clone

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* Dendy Junior II - Dendy - 19?? - USSR

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Famicom clone. Claims "10,000,000" Game Built In - there are in fact

only about 8 'unique' games and the other numbers are duplicates or

level start hacks.

Link:

http://homepages.ihug.co.nz/~pinwhiz/famicom.htm

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* Dismac VG-9100 Game System - ?? - 19?? - Brazil

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Atari 2600 clone

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* Dyna 2-in-1 - Telegames/Bit Corp. - 198? - U.S.A. & Japan

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Colecovision/Sega SG-1000 clone. Check out Joseph Huber Colecovision

FAQ for more info.

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* Dynavision Game System - Dynacom - 19?? - Brazil

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Atari 2600 clone

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* Dynavision 2 - Dynacom - 1989 - Brazil

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First Brazil Nes clone (60-pins).

Link:

http://atarihq.com/tsr/nes/brazil/dynavision.jpg

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* Dynavision 3 - Dynacom - 1991 - Brazil

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Nes clone with both 60-pins & 72-pins slots. Stereo headphone jack

with volume control.

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* Dynavision Action Game System - Dynacom - 19?? - Brazil

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NES clone

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* Dynavision Advanced Game System - Dynacom - 19?? - Brazil

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NES clone

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* Dynavision Radical Game System - Dynacom - 19?? - Brazil

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NES clone

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* Ending Man S-500 Video Game System - ?? - 19?? - Europe

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NES/Famicom Clone

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* Emerson Arcadia 2001 - Emerson - 1978 - U.S.A.

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Check out Sly D.C. Arcadia 2001 FAQ for more info.

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* Entertainment Computer System - ?? - 19?? - Spain

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NES clone

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* Entex Adventurevision - Entex - 1982 - U.S.A.

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Video Game Handheld system which use carts to play games on a red LED

display and a spinning mirror to display the game. The cheap graphics

are about the same thing as a R-Zone X.P.G. but is a must for all video

game collectors.

Games: Defender, Space Force, Super Cobra & Turtles.

Links:

http://www.adventurevision.com/

http://www.atarihq.com/museum/nonatari/advvisn.html

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* EZ Games Video Game System - ?? - 19?? - U.S.A.

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Basically a Sega Genesis that were available to play in hotels.

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* Fairchild Channel F (model 1) - Fairchild - 1976 - U.S.A.

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Check out Clint Dyer Channel F FAQ for mor info.

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* Fairchild Telematch - Fairchild - 19?? - Europe?

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No details at the moment....

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* Family Computer WN-486 - ?? - 19?? - ??

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Famicom Clone

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* FM Town Marty - Fujitsu - 199? - Japan

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System based on FM-Towns computers from Fujitsu

Has CD-ROM and diskdrive built-in

Links:

http://members.tripod.com/~faberp/marty.htm

http://www3.wind.ne.jp/toragiku/game_ma/marty.htm

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* Fountain 1392 - ?? - 19?? - New Zealand

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Compatible with Audiosonic/Acetronic/Radofin/Prinztronic games.

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* Game Axe - ?? - 19?? - Honk Kong

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Famicom Portable Color clone with screen.

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* Game Fighter - ?? - 19?? - ??

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GB pirate clone

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* Game Master - ?? - 19?? - ??

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No details at the moment.... [Supervision clone?]

Link:

http://www.heimcomputer.de/konsolen/gamemaster.html

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* Game Zone - ?? - 19?? - ???

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Famicom PAL Clone Note: Looks like a Playstation. Comes with a

Light Phaser.

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* Game.Com - Tiger - 199? - U.S.A.

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Check out Tony Emerson Game.Com FAQ for more info.

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* Game.Com Pocket Pro - Tiger - 199? - U.S.A.

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Check out Tony Emerson Game.Com FAQ for more info.

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* Game Link Super Hand Game 2010 - ?? - 19?? - ??

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NES clone w/o screen

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* Gamate - Bit Corp. - 19?? - Worldwide

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Game List:

* 4-in-1(Mini Golf, Cube-up, Brick Master, and Vindicators)

* Boom

* Boy Forum

* Devil Castle

* Galaxy Invaders

* Magic Jigsaw

Link:

http://mo5.com/MHI/CONSOLES/gamate.htm

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* Gametronic - ??? - 198? - found in France

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Purple handheld, gameboy style

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* GCE Vectrex - GCE - 1982 - U.S.A.

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Check out Gregg Woodcock Vectrex FAQ for more info.

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* General 32 - ?? - 19?? - ??

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Atari 2600 Arabian Clone with 32 games incorporated.

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* Geniecom - Genicom - 19?? - Brazil

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72 pin carts only. Built-in Game Genie function.

Link:

http://atarihq.com/tsr/nes/brazil/geniecom.jpg

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* Goldstar 3DO - Goldstar - 19?? - U.S.A. & Europe

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3DO System. Check out Daniel Terlecki 3DO FAQ for more info.

Links :

http://members.tripod.com/~faberp/gs3do.htm

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* Goldstar GDI-700M Desktop CD-Interactive Player - Goldstar - 19??

-----------------------------------------------

CDI system. Check out [No Name] CD-I FAQ for more info.

Links:

http://members.tripod.com/~faberp/gscdi.htm

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* Goldstar GPi-1200M Portable CD-I player - Goldstar - 19??

---------------------------------------

CDI portable system. Check out [No Name] CD-I FAQ for more info.

Links:

http://members.tripod.com/~faberp/Gdgpi.htm

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* Goliath Game System - ?? - 19?? - U.S.A.??

-------------------

Atari 2600 clone

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* Grandstand Database - Grandstand - 19?? - Europe

-------------------

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* Grandstand Programmable Computer - Grandstand - 19?? - Europe

--------------------------------

Same as the Mark III Game System. For cart list, see Mark III G.S.

Link:

http://homepages.ihug.co.nz/~pinwhiz/weird.htm

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* Grandstand SD-050 - Grandstand - 19?? - UK

-----------------

SD-050 system, use PC-5xx carts

Same thing as the Hanimex SD-050 for example

Links:

http://freespace.virgin.net/tony.brown1/computer/fgrandst.jpg

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* Grandstand Video Sports Centre -

------------------------------

Cart List:

Supersportics (PC-501)

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* Grundig Superplay Computer 4000 - Grunding - 1978 - Europe

-------------------------------

Interton VC4000 clone, for cart list check out the Interton VC 4000.

Link:

http://www.heimcomputer.de/konsolen/grundig4000.html

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* Handy Vision - Dynacom - 1993 - Brazil

------------

Handheld NES, attaches to TV set. Accepts 60 and 72 pin carts.

Built-in turbo function.

Link:

http://atarihq.com/tsr/nes/brazil/handy.jpg

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* Hanimex Fever 1 - Hanimex - 19?? - Europe

---------------

Arcadia 2001 clone, Looks like the Tele-Fever. Check out Sly D.C.

Arcadia 2001 FAQ for more info.

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* Hanimex HMG-2650 - Hanimex - 1982 - Germany

----------------

Arcadia 2001 clone. Check out Sly D.C. Arcadia 2001 FAQ for more info.

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* Hanimex HMG-7900 - Hanimex - 1983 - Europe

----------------

Uses PC-2xx or SD-2xx carts

cart list:SD-203 Saucer Attack

SD-205 Mur de briques

SD-206 Martian

SD-208 Tr�sor du Pharaon

Link:

http://mo5.com/MHI/CONSOLES/hmg7900.htm

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* Hanimex Home Arcade Center - Hanimex - 19?? - UK

--------------------------

Arcadia 2001 clone. Check out Sly D.C. Arcadia 2001 FAQ for more info.

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* Hanimex MPT-02 - Hanimex - 19?? - Europe

--------------

RCA Studio 2 clone. Check out jack Spencer Jr. RCA Studio II FAQ for

more info.

cart list: MG-202 Concentration Match

MG-212 Spacewar Intercept

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* Hanimex SD-050 - Hanimex - 19?? - Europe

--------------

Uses PC-5xx carts

Link:

http://mo5.com/MHI/CONSOLES/sd050.htm

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* Hanimex SD-050-S - Hanimex - 19?? - Europe

----------------

Uses PC-5xx carts

Link:

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* Hanimex SD-070 - Hanimex - 19?? - Europe

--------------

Use "PC-5xx" type carts

Cart List: * Bataille Navale

* Supersportic

Link:

http://mo5.com/MHI/CONSOLES/sd070.htm

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* Hanimex TVG 070c - Hanimex - 19?? - Europe

----------------

Use "PC-5xx" type carts

Same as SD-070 system

Links:

http://www.uni-hildesheim.de/~khof0046/vidgas/tvg070.htm

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* HGS Telesport - ?? - 19?? - Europe

-------------

Compatible with Hanimex TVG-070C.

Link:

http://www.heimcomputer.de/konsolen/telesport.html

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* Hitachi Hi-Saturn - Hitachi - 199? - Japan

-----------------

Another Authorized Clone of the Sega Saturn.

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* Hitex UFO A-500 II (Famicom pirate clone)

Link:

http://www.silicium.org/consoles/ufo.htm

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* Hi-Top Game - Milar - 1990 - Brazil

-----------

NES Clone

Link:

http://atarihq.com/tsr/nes/brazil/hitopgame.jpg

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* Home Arcade Center - Hanimex - 198? - United Kingdom

------------------

Arcadia 2001 Clone.

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* Home Vision Computer System - HomeVision? - 198? - Europe?

---------------------------

No details at the moment....

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* Ideal Projector - ?? - 19?? - Europe

---------------

Project LCD carts on a wall to play games.

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* IMTC MPT-05 - ITMC - 1983 - Europe

-----------

Voltmace Database clone ?

Links:

http://www.8bit.computingmuseum.com/cadres.html (choose letter "I")

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* ITMC SD-050-s - ITMC - 19?? - Europe

-------------

Uses PC-5xx carts

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* ITMC Telejeu SD-90 - ITMC - 19?? - Europe

------------------

Uses PC-5xx carts

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* ITMC SD-290 - ITMC - 19?? - Europe

-----------

Use SD-2xx or PC-2xx carts, like the Hanimex HMG-7900

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* Ingersol Strike Command - ?? - 19?? - Europe

-----------------------

No details at the moment....

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* Ingersol XK-4000 Programmable Video Console - Ingersol - 19?? - Europe

-------------------------------------------

No details at the moment....

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* Intellivision - Mattel - 1979 - U.S.A & Europe

-------------

Check out Larry Anderson Intellivision FAQ for more info.

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* Intellivision II - Mattel - 198. - U.S.A.

----------------

Same thing as the Intellivision but remodeled to match the ECS

components. Check out Larry Anderson Intellivision FAQ for more info.

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* Intercord XL 2000 System - ?? - 19?? - Europe

------------------------

Arcadia 2001 clone.

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* Interton VC2000 - Interton - 19?? - Europe

---------------

This is a Pong system that takes cartridges.

Link:

http://www.heimcomputer.de/konsolen/intertonvc2000.html

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* Interton VC4000 - Interton - 1978 - Europe

---------------

Controllers contain a small,self-centering analogue joystick and a

keypad with 15 buttons + 2 extra buttons(internally conected) for

"fire". One set of controllers(black joystick handle) contains hard

plastic keys pressing metal leave feathers down onto a contacted PCB.

The other,similar looking controller set(silver handle) contains soft

plastic keypads pressing down a plastic foil keypad.

The 2 main processors(?) have 40pin cases made of white ceramic(!).

Their brown,square label plates say "CT4291 7807" and "CT4281 7805".

There is also a "7404" logics chip made of the same strange white

ceramic on it.

The games resemble to VCS2600 2KB and 4KB games and are nothing really

great,but some games have unique features. The sound system has a single

squarewave voice with pitch from 30Hz up to 3.9kHz(?),and it contains an

analogue(!) noise generator based on the noise from a transistor with

collector pin not connected.

Cart List:

Nr.1 Autorennen Nr.21 Attacke

Nr.2 Black Jack Nr.22 Schach 2

Nr.3 Ballspiele Nr.23 Pinball

Nr.4 Panzerschlacht / Luftkampf Nr.24 Fu�ball

Nr.5 Mathematik 1 Nr.25 Bowling

Nr.6 Mathematik 2 Nr.26 Dame

Nr.7 Luftkampf / Seegefecht Nr.27 Golf

Nr.8 Motivsuche Nr.28 Cockpit

Nr.9 Intelligenz 1 Nr.29 Metropol

Nr.10 Wintersport Nr.30 Solit�r

Nr.11 Hippodrome Nr.31 Roulette

Nr.12 Jagd Nr.32 Weltrauminvasoren

Nr.13 Schach Nr.33 Super Invaders

Nr.14 Moto Cross Nr.34 Space Laser

Nr.15 Intelligenz II Nr.35 Rodeo

Nr.16 Superhirn Nr.36 Backgammon

Nr.17 Circus Nr.37 Monster-Man

Nr.18 Boxkampf Nr.38 Hyperspace

Nr.19 Krieg im Weltraum Nr.39 Basket-Ball

Nr.20 Melodie Simon Nr.40 Super Space

Link:

http://members.aol.com/telespiel/vc4000.htm

http://home.ins.de/~martin.gansel/inter/inter.htm

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* Intervision 2001 - ?? 198? - Finland?

----------------

This is the same system as the ITMC MPT-05, which could be a Voltmace

Database clone

Links:

http://Gamma.nic.fi/~mikkohoo/peijoonit/intervision_2001.htm

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* INTV III - Mattel - 1987 - U.S.A.

--------

Check out Larry Anderson Intellivision FAQ for more info.

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* JVC V-Saturn - JVC - 199? - Japan

------------

Authorized Clone of the Sega Saturn with built-in MPEG video card.

Link:

http://www2.ttcn.ne.jp/~shishodo/alb%2004-07.html

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* JVC X'Eye - JVC - 19?? - Canada & U.S.A

---------

Sega CD/Genesis Authorized Clone with Karaoke feature built-in.

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* Katz Media Pippin - Katz Media - 1996 - Europe

-----------------

Pippin system intended only for developers. About the size of a CD

player, the Pippin plugs directly into the TV set. Its functions are

controlled by a hand held remote. Like a CD player it can play music

CDs, but like a computer it can also run CD-ROM titles. It allows you

to connect your TV to the Internet to surf the World Wide Web or send

electronic mail messages to friends and family around the world.

Specs:

Main Processor: PowerPC 603 RISC microprocessor, 66 MHz.

Memory: 8MB combined system and video memory. Expandable to 14 MB using

2MB, 4MB 8MB expansion cards.

Flash Memory: 128KB SRAM store/restore backup.

CD ROM: SCSI drive, eight speed.

Serial I/O: Two high speed serial ports, one of which is Geoport Ready.

Expansion: PCI-compatible expansion slot.

I/O: Two ruggedised ADB (Apple Desktop Bus) inputs for ADB Keyboards,

mice, controllers, etc. Will support up to four simultaneous players

over ADB.

Video: 8-bit and 16-bit video support Support for NTSC and PAL: composite

or S-video. Support for VGA (640x480) monitors Dual Frame Buffers

for superior frame-to-frame animation.

Audio: Stereo 16-bit input/output, with sampling rates up to 44.1 KHz.

Headphone output jack with volume control. Audio CD compatible.

Power: Internal universal (switching) power supply, 220V.

Technology: Apple Computer, Inc.

Links:

http://members.tripod.com/~faberp/Katz.htm

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* Kingsway - ?? - 19?? - ??

--------

64-in-1 Atari 2600 clone.

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* Leisure-Vision - Leisure-Dynamics - 19?? - Canada

--------------

Arcadia 2001 clone

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* Leonardo - GIG Electronics - 19?? - Italy

--------

Arcadia 2001 clone

Links:

http://members.tripod.com/~faberp/leo.htm

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* LP-2001 - Modern Design - 19?? - Brazil

-------

NES pirate looks like a PSX.

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* Ludotronic Pro screen - ?? - 19?? - Europe

---------------------

Small system wich can project its display on a wall

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* Luxor - ?? - 19?? - Sweden

-----

Channel-F Clone, PAL system. Check out Clint Dyer Channel F FAQ for

more info.

LX02. Tic-tac./Doodle/Shoot. Gallery/Quadra Doodle

LX03. Desert Fox/Shooting Gallery

LX04. Video Blackjack

LX05. Red Baron

LX06. Space War

LX07. Math Quiz I: Add/Sub

LX08. Math Quiz II: Mult/Div

LX09. Mindreader/Nim

LX10. Dragracing

LX11. Labyrint

LX12. Backgammon/Acey-Deucey

LX13. Baseball

LX14. Robot War/Torpedo Alley

LX15. Sonar Search

LX16. Memory Test 1/2

LX17. Dodge-it

LX18. Pinball Challenge

LX19. Hangman

LX20. Bowling

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* Magic Boy - ?? - 19?? - Japan

---------

Famicom NTSC Clone.

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* Mark Video Game - Mark - 19?? - Finland?

---------------

Clone of the Mark III Game System.

Link:

http://gamma.nic.fi/~mikkohoo/peijoonit/mark.htm

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* Mark III Game System - ?? - 19?? - New Zealand

--------------------

AKA Grandstand Programmable

Looks like SD-090 systems, uses PC-5xx carts

PC-501: Sports / Supersportic

PC-502: Motor Cycle

PC-503: Battle Tanks? --NEVER RELEASED--

PC-504: Racing Cars / Grand Prix / Race Car GP

PC-505: Submarine

PC-506: Superb Wipeout

PC-507: Shooting Gallery

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* Master Boy - ?? - 19?? - Germany

----------

TV Boy clone

Link:

http://www.fortunecity.com/underworld/goldeneye/717/tvb.htm

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* Matra 3600 - Max'er Technologies - 19?? - ??

----------

Atari 2600 clone.

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* MBO Teleball-Cassetten-System I - ?? - 19?? - Germany

-------------------------------

Seems to use "PC-5xx" type carts

Links:

http://www.uni-hildesheim.de/~khof0046/vidgas/mbo1.htm

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* MBO Teleball-Cassetten-System II - ?? - 19?? - Germany

--------------------------------

Seems to use "PC-5xx" type carts

Links:

http://www.uni-hildesheim.de/~khof0046/vidgas/mbo2.htm

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* Mega Boy - ?? - 19?? - ??

--------

Need more input.

Link:

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* Mega Boy Compact Game System (WS-11) - ?? - 19?? - Europe?

-----------------------------------

VCS2600 clone, portable without screen. Very similar to the TV-Boy.

Links:

http://www.mo5.com/MHI/CONSOLES/megaboy.htm

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* Mega Duck - Creatronic/Timlex - 19?? - Europe

---------

Same as the Cougar Boy, Gameboy type handheld.

Cart List:

- Pile Wonder (CD010)

- Worm Visitor (MD030)

- Magic Tower (MD029)

- The Brick Wall (MD001)

Link:

http://www.multimania.com/musepat/j_aut.htm

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* Mega Power Neo - ?? - 19?? - Hong Kong

--------------

Mega Drive 2 PAL Clone with 888-in-1 built-in Games

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* Megadrive 2 - NIKITA Games - 1998 - Japan

-----------

Famicom Pirate NTSC Clone with 8,888,888 games in 1

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* Megatronix Consolle Compatta - Megatronix - 19?? - Italy

----------------------------

NES clone, handheld without built-in screen

50 built-in games

Links:

http://members.tripod.com/~faberp/mtcc.htm

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* Megavision - Dynacom - 19?? - Brazil

----------

Sega Genesis Clone.

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* Memorex MD-2500 VIS - Memorex - 19?? - U.S.A.

-------------------

Check out section Tandy VIS for more info.

Link:

http://www.videogamenews.net/HTM/GamePageHistory/

tandy_vis_memorex_vis.htm

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* Micro Genius IQ-501 - Micro Genius - 19?? - ???

-------------------

NES pirate clone.

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* Micro Genius IQ-701 - Micro Genius - 19?? - ???

-------------------

NES pirate clone.

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* Micro Genius IQ-2000 - Micro Genius - 19?? - Hong Kong

--------------------

Famicom clone with Twin Infra-Red Controllers.

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* Milton Bradley Microvision - Milton Bradley - 1979 - U.S.A. & Europe

--------------------------

Check out Joseph M. Huber Microvision FAQ for more info.

Link:

http://members.aol.com/telespiel/mb.htm

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* Milton Bradley Vectrex - Milton Bradley - 19?? - Canada & Europe

----------------------

Check out Gregg Woodcock Vectrex FAQ for more info.

Link:

http://members.aol.com/telespiel/mb.htm

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* Mini Famicom - ?? - 19?? - ???

------------

Famicom PAL Clone.

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* Modern Mate - ?? - 19?? - ???

-----------

Famicom & Mega Drive PAL Clone-in-1 Note: AKA the 24-Bit system.

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* Mr. Altus Tele Brain - H.G.S. - 19?? - Germany

--------------------

Arcadia 2001 clone.

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* Mustang 9016 - ?? - 19?? - Europe

------------

RCA Studio II clone.

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* My Vision KH-1000 - Nichibutsu - 1983 - Japan

-----------------

Carts:

- Go

- Mah Jong

- Mastermind

- Hanafuda

- Reversi

- Shimeshougi

Links:

http://www.primenet.com/~rworne/nichibutsu.shtml

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* NASA

----

NES pirate clone. Many model, frontloading, no built in games.

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* NEC PC-Engine - NEC - 1988 - Europe & Japan

-------------

Check out John Yu TG16/Duo FAQ for more info.

Link:

http://www3.wind.ne.jp/toragiku/game_ma/pc_e.htm

http://mo5.com/MHI/CONSOLES/pcengine.htm

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* NEC PC-Engine Core Grafx - NEC - 1989? - Europe & Japan

------------------------

Check out John Yu TG16/Duo FAQ for more info.

Link:

http://mo5.com/MHI/CONSOLES/core.htm

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* NEC PC-Engine Core Grafx 2 - NEC - 1989? - Europe & Japan

--------------------------

Check out John Yu TG16/Duo FAQ for more info.

Link:

http://www3.wind.ne.jp/toragiku/game_ma/rom.htm

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* NEC PC-Engine DUO

-----------------

Check out John Yu TG16/Duo FAQ for more info.

Link:

http://www3.wind.ne.jp/toragiku/game_ma/duo.htm

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* NEC PC-Engine DUO-R

-------------------

Check out John Yu TG16/Duo FAQ for more info.

Link:

http://www3.wind.ne.jp/toragiku/game_ma/duor.htm

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* NEC PC-Engine DUO-RX

--------------------

Check out John Yu TG16/Duo FAQ for more info.

Link:

http://www3.wind.ne.jp/toragiku/game_ma/duorx.htm

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* NEC PC-Engine GT - NEC - 19?? - Japan & Europe

----------------

Check out John Yu TG16/Duo FAQ for more info.

Link:

http://www3.wind.ne.jp/toragiku/game_ma/gt.htm

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* NEC PC-Engine LT - NEC - 19?? - Japan

----------------

Check out John Yu TG16/Duo FAQ for more info.

Link:

http://www3.wind.ne.jp/toragiku/game_ma/lt.htm

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* NEC PC-Engine Shuttle - NEC - 1990 - Japan

---------------------

Check out John Yu TG16/Duo FAQ for more info.

Link:

http://mo5.com/MHI/CONSOLES/super.htm

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* NEC PC-FX - NEC - 1994 - Japan

---------

For a Detailed game List, check out this link:

http://pcenginefx.com/PC-FX/game_directory.html

Link:

http://www3.wind.ne.jp/toragiku/game_ma/pcfx.htm

http://gamma.nic.fi/~mikkohoo/peijoonit/necpcfx.htm

http://pcenginefx.com/PC-FX/photo_gallery.html

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* NEC Supergrafx - NEC - 19?? - Japan & Europe?

--------------

Check out John Yu TG16/Duo FAQ for more info.

Link:

http://members.tripod.com/~faberp/necsg.htm

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* NEC Turbo-Duo - NEC - 199? - U.S.A.

-------------

Also an RX version with a multibutton controller. Check out John Yu

TG16/Duo FAQ for more info.

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* NEC Turbo Express - NEC - 19?? - U.S.A.

-----------------

Portable Turbografx-16 with color screen. Check out John Yu TG16/Duo

FAQ for more info.

Link:

http://www.geocities.com/~compcloset/NECTurboExpress.htm

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* NEC Turbografx-16 - NEC - 19?? - U.S.A. & Spain

-----------------

Check out John Yu Turbografx-16/Duo FAQ for more info.

Link:

http://members.tripod.com/~faberp/tev.htm

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* NEC Turbografx CD - NEC - 19?? - U.S.A.

-----------------

Check out John Yu Turbografx-16/Duo FAQ for more info.

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* Neo-Geo - SNK - 19?? - Worldwide

-------

Check out Chris Mullins Neo-Geo FAQ for more info.

Link:

http://www3.wind.ne.jp/toragiku/game_ma/neogeo.htm

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* Neo-Geo CD - SNK - 19 - Worldwide

----------

Check out Chris Mullins Neo-Geo FAQ for more info.

Link:

http://www3.wind.ne.jp/toragiku/game_ma/ng_cd.htm

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* Neo-Geo CDZ - SNK - 19 - Wordwide

-----------

Check out Chris Mullins Neo-Geo FAQ for more info.

Link:

http://www3.wind.ne.jp/toragiku/game_ma/neocdz.htm

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* Neo-Geo Pocket - SNK - 1998 - U.S.A. & Japan

--------------

This portable system was released before the Neo-Geo Pocket Color.

Diplay only in Black & White.

Link:

http://www3.wind.ne.jp/toragiku/game_ma/ng_p.htm

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* Neo-Geo Pocket Color - SNK - 1999 - Worldwide

--------------------

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* NES - Gradiente - 1995 - Brazil

---

Same as toaster NES. Released during 16-bit fever in Brazil, and

disappeared quickly.

Link:

http://atarihq.com/tsr/nes/brazil/nesacset.jpg

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* Newtendo Super Famicom - Newtendo? - 19?? - Europe

----------------------

Famicom Clone. Look like a Super Famicom.

Link:

http://gamma.nic.fi/~mikkohoo/peijoonit/newtendo.htm

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* Nichibutsu My Vision - Nichibutsu - 1983 - Japan

--------------------

[Model:KH-1000] All the games for this system are board-types games

only. The system uses the same graphic processor as the Colecovision

and has an external port for the Mah Jong expansions cartridges.

The deck of the system has fourteen buttons numbered, 4 directions

buttons and a Select button. Each cart comes with a clear overlay to

put over the deck when playing a game. These are the only games known

for now :

Games:

* Go * Hanafuda

* Mah Jong * Reversi

* Mastermind * Shimeshougi

Link:

http://www.primenet.com/~rworne/nichibutsu.shtml

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* Nintendo 64 - Nintendo - 1996 - Worldwide

-----------

Link:

http://www3.wind.ne.jp/toragiku/game_ma/64.htm

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* Nintendo Entertainment System - Nintendo - 1985 - U.S.A. & Europe

-----------------------------

Model 1 (Famicom in Japan). Check out Martin Nielsen N.E.S. FAQ for

more info.

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* Nintendo Entertainment System - Nintendo - 1994 - U.S.A.

-----------------------------

Model 2 (top loading). Check out Martin Nielsen N.E.S. FAQ for more

info.

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* Nintendo Family Computer aka Famicom - Nintendo - 1983 - Japan

------------------------------------

Check out Martin Nielsen N.E.S. FAQ for more info.

Link:

http://www3.wind.ne.jp/toragiku/game_ma/fami.htm

http://www.ne.jp/asahi/cvs/odyssey/videogames/fc/index.html

Disk System:

http://www3.wind.ne.jp/toragiku/game_ma/disk.htm

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* Nintendo Famicom 2 - Nintendo - 199? - Japan

------------------

Check out Martin Nielsen N.E.S. FAQ for more info.

Link:

http://www3.wind.ne.jp/toragiku/game_ma/av_fami.htm

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* Nintendo Game Boy - Nintendo - 1996 - Worldwide

-----------------

(Different Colors, clear, etc...). Check out Marat Fayzullin Game Boy

FAQ for more info.

Link:

http://www.heimcomputer.de/konsolen/gb.html

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* Nintendo Game Boy Color - Nintendo - 1998 - Worldwide

-----------------------

(Different Colors, clear, etc...). Check out Marat Fayzullin Game Boy

FAQ for more info.

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* Nintendo Game Boy Light - Nintendo - 1998 - Japan

-----------------------

Check out Utils Game Boy Color FAQ for more info.

Link:

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* Nintendo Game Boy Pocket - Nintendo - 1996 - Worldwide

------------------------

(Different Colors, clear, etc...)

Link:

http://www.heimcomputer.de/konsolen/gbpocket.html

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* Nintendo Super Famicom - Nintendo - 1990 - Japan

----------------------

Link:

http://www3.wind.ne.jp/toragiku/game_ma/s_fami.htm

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* Nintendo Super Famicom Jr. - Nintendo - 199? - Japan

--------------------------

Same as the Super Famicom but remodeled.

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* Nintendo Twin Famicom - Nintendo - 1991 - Japan

---------------------

Specifications:

Main Processors: 6502 modified at 1.79 MHz

RAM: 2K & 32K of video memory

ROM: Game Cartridges

Audio: 4 voice, two channels FM, 1 channel PCM & 1 noise channel

Graphics: 256x224 sprites, display 16 colors of a palette of 52.

Interfaces: Disk Drive 3 inch integrated

Two joysticks ports

Extension port

Output Audio-Video

Link:

http://mo5.com/MHI/CONSOLES/fmctwin.htm

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* Nintendo Virtual Boy - Nintendo - 199? - Worldwide

--------------------

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* Normende Videoplay - ?? - 19?? - Europe

------------------

Channel F clone.

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* Oceanic - ?? - 19?? - Germany

-------

Games:

Autorennen

Ballspiele

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* Odyssey 1 - Magnavox - 1972 - U.S.A. & Europe

---------

The HOLY GRAIL of all VIDEO GAME CONSOLES !!!

Check out Shaun Gegan Odyssey 1 FAQ for more info.

Link:

http://www.geocities.com/~compcloset/MagnavoxOdyssey.htm

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* Odyssey 2 - Magnavox - 1978 - U.S.A.

---------

Check out the Robert D. Kaiser Ultimate Odyssey^2 and Odyssey^3 FAQ

for more info.

Link:

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* Olivetti Envision - Olivetti - 1995 - Italy

-----------------

It was a PC and a Multimedia system and it was an absolute failure...

One of the last Olivetti project made under Ing. De Benedetti propriety

before the company was sold. Basically a PC (Windows 95 was the OS) in

a CDTV-like (or CD-I) box, it was produced in two different versions:

one based on the Inter 486 processor and one based on the Intel Pentium

processor. It can be connected to a TV set (and a VCR and Hi-Fi stereo),

can read Audio CDs, CD-Rom, Kodak Photo CDs and Video CDs, can send

faxes, and is Internet-ready.

Major problems: it was overpriced, badly distributed, not completely

compatible (something common with a Wintel PC, with many software bugs,

not at all expandable and Pentium versions were marketed too late.

Link:

http://members.tripod.com/~faberp/Envision.htm

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* OMNI Entertainment System - Milton Bradley - 1981 - U.S.A.

-------------------------

Made by Milton Bradley. This system was a dead arrival on the market.

The games came in 8-Track tapes format that you inserted in the game

system. Supposely they were at least a dozen games made. Users select

various answers via their touch pads, and then the score is racked up.

Obviously giving the linear nature of cassette tapes, the replay value

of the Omni is certainly limited to say the least.

Games:

* Jeopardy! (1981)

* Password Plus (1981)

* Pat Sommerall's Sports Quiz (1981)

* Sesame Street (1981)

* Vincet Price's TV Trivia (1981)

* Words * Words * Words (1981)

Link:

http://www.videogamenews.net/HTM/GamePageHistory/omni.htm

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* Onyx Game System

----------------

Brezilian 2600 clone. Read the Atari 2600/7800 FAQ for more info.

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* Orbit Electronics Gimini Programmable - ?? - 19?? - New Zealand

-------------------------------------

Carts: - Super Sport

- Car Race

Links:

http://crash.ihug.co.nz/~pinwhiz/carts.htm

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* Othello Multivision FG-1000 - Tsukuda Original - 1983 - Japan

---------------------------

Sega SG-1000 clone with Joysticks. It has pack-in game Othello game.

Links:

http://www3.wind.ne.jp/toragiku/game_ma/othello.htm

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* Othello Multivision FG-2000 - Tsukuda Original - 1984 - Japan

---------------------------

Sega SG-1000 clone with Joypads. It has pack-in game Othello game.

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* Palladium Tele-Cassette - Magnavox - 19?? - Germany

-----------------------

Links:

http://www.uni-hildesheim.de/~khof0046/vidgas/palla.htm

http://www.heimcomputer.de/konsolen/palladiumtelecass.html

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* Palladium Video Computer Game - ?? - 19?? - Europe

-----------------------------

No details at the moment...

Link:

http://www.heimcomputer.de/konsolen/palladiumvcg.html

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* Panasonic 3DO FZ-1 - Panasonic - 1991 - U.S.A. & Europe

------------------

Check out Daniel "Alzarius" Terlecki 3DO FAQ for more info.

Link:

http://www.geocities.com/~compcloset/PanasonicREAL3DO.htm

http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Lakes/8403/3do.htm

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* Panasonic 3DO FZ-10 - Panasonic - 199? - U.S.A.

-------------------

Check out Daniel "Alzarius" Terlecki 3DO FAQ for more info.

Link:

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* Phantom System - Gradiente - 1990 - Brazil

--------------

NES pirate clone. Genesis type joysticks. Released both licensed games

and illegal games under the name Falcon Soft.

Link:

http://atarihq.com/tsr/nes/brazil/phantomsystem.jpg

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* Philips 3DO - Philips - 19?? - Europe

-----------

Plays same games as the Panasonic FZ-1, FZ-10, Goldstar and Sanyo.

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* Philips C52 - Philips - 1979 - France

-----------

Videopac compatible, same as the G7000.

Link:

http://mo5.com/MHI/CONSOLES/c52.htm

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* Philips CD-I 210 - Philips - 199? - U.S.A. & Europe

----------------

Check out [no name] CD-I FAQ for more info.

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* Philips CD-I 220 - Philips - 199? - U.S.A. & Europe

----------------

Check out [no name] CD-I FAQ for more info.

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* Philips CDI 370 Portable System - Philips - 19??

-------------------------------

Portable CDI system. Check out [no name] CD-I FAQ for more info.

Links:

http://members.tripod.com/~faberp/CD-IPORT.htm

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* Philips CD-I 450 - Philips - 1991 - U.S.A & Europe

----------------

Check out [no name] CD-I FAQ for more info.

Link:

http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Lakes/8403/cdi.htm

http://www.heimcomputer.de/konsolen/cdi450.html

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* Philips CD-I 550 - Philips - 1991 - U.S.A & Europe

----------------

Same as the CD-I 450 but came with the Video Card MPEG-1 included.

Check out [no name] CD-I FAQ for more info.

Link:

http://www.geocities.com/~compcloset/PhilipsCDi.htm

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* Philips ES 2201 - Philips - 1976 - Europe

---------------

This is a Pong system that accepts cartridges.

Game Cartridges:

Nr. Name (english) (german)

----+------------------+------------------

2211 Badminton Federball

2212 Pelota Trainingswand

2213 Skeet Shooting Tontaubenschiessen

2214 Racing Autoslalom

2215 Ghostchaser Phantomjagd

Link:

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* Philips N60 - Philips - 1982? - Europe

-----------

Videopac compatible with B&W built-in screen.

Link:

http://mo5.com/MHI/CONSOLES/n60.htm

http://www.multimania.com/museumelectronic/philips/modeles/N60.html

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* Philips Videopac G7000 - Philips - 1978 - Europe

----------------------

Videopac compatible.

Link:

http://www.multimania.com/museumelectronic/philips/modeles/G7000.html

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* Philips Videopac G7200 - Philips - 1981 - Europe

----------------------

Videopac with B&W built-in screen

Link:

http://mo5.com/MHI/CONSOLES/g7200.htm

http://www.multimania.com/museumelectronic/philips/modeles/G7200.html

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* Philips Videopac G7400 - Philips - 1983 - Europe

----------------------

Link:

http://www.multimania.com/museumelectronic/philips/modeles/G7400.html

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* Philips Videopac G7400+ - Philips - 1983 - Europe

-----------------------

Videopac+, Videopac compatible.

Link:

http://mo5.com/MHI/CONSOLES/g7400.htm

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* Philips Videopac G7401+ - Philips - 1984? - Europe

-----------------------

Videopac+, Videopac compatible

Video output is Peritel

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* Pioneer Laseractive [CLD-A1000] - Pioneer - 1993 - U.S.A. & Japan

-------------------------------

The main system is a laser disc player. By adding the MD unit, you

can play Mega Drive & Mega CD games. And if you add a PC-Engine unit,

you can play PC-Engines hucards and CD games.

* NEC PC-Engine Pack (PCE-LD1) 1993

* Pioneer LD-Rom ^2 Pack (PAC-N1) 1993

* Karaoke (??)

Link:

http://www.geocities.com/~compcloset/PioneerLaseractive.htm

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* Pioneer TV Video Game Pack SD-G5 - Pioneer - 1983 - Japan

--------------------------------

Play Sega SG-1000 games if you add the SG Unit.

Links:

http://members.tripod.com/~faberp/LA.htm

http://www.ne.jp/asahi/cvs/odyssey/videogames/seed/index.html

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* Poppy 9015 Telespiel - ?? - 19?? - Europe

--------------------

Compatible with the Unimex Mark IX ??

Link:

http://www.heimcomputer.de/konsolen/poppy9015.html

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* Poppy MPT-03 - ?? - 19?? - Europe

------------

Arcadia 2001 Clone, MPT-03 type

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* Poppy TVG-10 - ?? - 19?? - Europe

------------

Any info anyone ??

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* Prestige Video Computer Game MPT-03 - ??? - 19?? - France

-----------------------------------

Acadia 2001 clone, MPT-03 type

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* Prima - ?? - 19?? - Hong Kong

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Nintendo 64 PAL Clone.

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* Prinztronic Micro 5500 - ?? - 19?? - Europe

----------------------

Links:

http://crash.ihug.co.nz/~pinwhiz/weird.htm

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* Prinztronic VC 6000 - ?? - 19?? - Europe

-------------------

Acetronic MPU-1000 compatible system?

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* R-Zone Headgear - Tiger Toys - 1995 - U.S.A & Europe

---------------

Check out Sly D.C. R-Zone FAQ for more info.

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* R-Zone Super Screen - Tiger Toys - 1996 - U.S.A

-------------------

Check out Sly D.C. R-Zone FAQ for more info.

Links:

http://members.tripod.com/~faberp/RZ.htm

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* R-Zone XPG - Tiger Toys - 1997 - U.S.A

----------

Check out Sly D.C. R-Zone FAQ for more info.

Links:

http://members.tripod.com/~faberp/RZ.htm

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* Radiola Videopac Jet 25 - Radiola - 1978? - Europe

-----------------------

Videopac & O2 compatible

Clone of Philips C52

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* Radiola Videopac Jet 27 - Radiola - 1982? - Europe

-----------------------

Videopac & O2 compatible

Dark blue with B&W built-in screen, clone of the Philips G7200

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* Radiola Jet 47 - Radiola - 1988 - Europe

--------------

Videopac+ system. Videopac and O2 compatible

Link:

http://www.multimania.com/museumelectronic/philips/modeles/

RADIOLAJet47.html

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* Radiola Jet 471 - Radiola - 198? - Europe

---------------

Videopac+ system with Peritel video output

Videopac and O2 compatible

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* Radofin 1292 - Radofin - 19?? - UK?

------------

Acetronic MPU-1000 compatible system?

Link:

http://www.heimcomputer.de/konsolen/radofin1292.html

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* Radofin Advanced Programmable Game System - Radofin - 19?? - Europe

-----------------------------------------

Acetronic MPU-1000 compatible system

Carts : #3001 - Pro Sport 60

#3002 - Autosports

#3004 - Tank/Plane Battle

#3005 - Air/Sea Battle

#3006 - Shooting Gallery

#3013 - Circus

#3014 - Prizefight

#3027 - Invaders

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* Radofin Programmierbares Video-System - Radofin - 19?? - Germany?

-------------------------------------

Like the Acetronic MPU-1000?

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* Radofin Programmable Tele-Sports III - Radofin - 19?? - Europe

------------------------------------

Carts : #1001 - Superstar

#1002 - Grand prix

#1003 - Super Wipeout

Cart Boxes are black with a rainbow

SD-050 type system (GI chips in carts)?

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* Radofin Programmable Videogame - Radofin - 19?? - Europe

------------------------------

Like the Acetronic MPU-1000?

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* Rambo 1994 Game System - ?? - 19?? - U.S.A.?

----------------------

Atari 2600 clone.

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* RCA Studio II - RCA - 1977 - U.S.A.

-------------

Check out Jack Spenser Jr. RCA Studio II FAQ for more info.

Link:

http://www.videogamenews.net/HTM/GamePageHistory/rca_studio_ii.htm

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* RDI Halcyon - RDI Video Systems - 1984 - U.S.A.

-----------

RDI Video Systems took a shot in the home video game market with the

HALCYON System. The HALCYON System included the main control unit, a

laser disc player, a keyboard, and a microphone headset. Though there

were initially supposed to be six games for it, only two were released:

Thayer's Quest and NFL Football. And here's the four that didn't make

it: Shadow od the Star, The Spirit of the Whittier Mansion, Orpheus &

Voyage of the New World.

Link:

http://www.dragons-lair-project.com/thaypics/halcyon/system.jpg

http://www.atarihq.com/museum/nonatari/halcyon.html

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* Rollet 4/303 Video Secam System - Rollet - 19?? - France

-------------------------------

Uses PC-5xx carts like SD-050 or SD-090 models

The Rollet 4/303 Video Secam System, is a console of poor graphics

quality. Has two analog controllers, two jack plugs (2.5 and 3.5mm)

which was for other acessories like a light pistol. It can be powered

by (x6) 1.5V batteries.

Cart List:

* Combat Naval (rollet 4/307)

* Courses Moto (rollet 4/309)

* Courses ds Voitures (rollet 4/306)

* Jeux de Destruction (rollet 4/308)

* Super Sport (rollet 4/305)

* Tir a la Cible (rollet 4/310)

Link:

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* Rollet Tronic - Rollet - 19?? - Europe

-------------

No details at the moment....

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* Rollet Video Color - 1983 - Rollet - Europe

------------------

Use PC-2xx or SD-2xx cartridges like the Hanimex HMG-7900

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* Rollet Video Secam System SD-050 - 198? - Rollet - Europe

--------------------------------

Uses PC-5xx carts like SD-050 or SD-090 models

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* Rowtron Video Computer Game - Rowtron - 19?? - Europe

---------------------------

Arcadia 2001 clone, MPT-03 type

Link:

http://homepages.ihug.co.nz/~pinwhiz/weird.htm

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* Saba Videoplay - Saba? - 1976 - Europe

--------------

Channel F clone

Cart List:

01.Muehle/Tontauben/Malspiel/Videoscope 11.Robot Jagd

02.Wuestenfuchs/Tontauben 12.Solar-Peilung

03.Black Jack 13.Memory

04.Luftkampf 14.Voelkerball

05.Kampf im Weltraum 15.Barriere

06.Magische Zahlen 16.Rat mal

07.Autorennen 17.Kickball

08.Labyrinth 18.???

09.Backgammon 19.Odyssey im Weltraum

10.Baseball 20.Schach

Link:

http://members.aol.com/telespiel/saba.htm

http://www.heimcomputer.de/konsolen/fairchild.html

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* Samsung 3DO Player - Samsung - 1994

------------------

3DO System

Links:

http://members.tripod.com/~faberp/sams3do.htm

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* Samsung Gam*Boy - Samsung - 19?? - Korea

---------------

Japanese Sega Master System Clone. Play Sega Mark III games.

They even made about a dozen pirate game(maybe more).

Link:

http://www.geocities.com/~compcloset/SamsungGAMBOY.htm

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* Sanyo T.R.Y. 3DO player - Sanyo - 19?? - Japan

-----------------------

3DO system with cool design

Links:

http://members.tripod.com/~faberp/try.htm

Games Released Only in Japan:

-----------------------------

* Graduation

* T&E VR Golf

* Akagi

* One Hundred Poems

* Sensu No Tensai

* Autobahn Tokio

* Fire Ball

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* Schmid TVG-2000 - Schmid - 19?? - Germany

---------------

Arcadia 2001 clone.

Link:

http://www.heimcomputer.de/konsolen/tvg2000.html

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* Schneider Videopac +74 - Schneider - 1983 - Europe

----------------------

Videopac+ system

O2 and Videopac compatible

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* Schneider Videopac +741 - Schneider - 1983 - Europe

-----------------------

Videopac+ system, uses a Peritel video output

O2 and Videopac compatible

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* Schneider Videopac 7000 - Schneider - 1980? - Europe

-----------------------

Videopac and O2 compatible and Philips C52 clone

Link:

http://mo5.com/MHI/CONSOLES/videopac.htm

http://www.multimania.com/museumelectronic/philips/modeles/VIDEOPAC7000html

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* Schneider Videopac 7200 - Schneider - 1982? - Europe

-----------------------

B&W built-in screen, Philips G7200 clone, Videopac and O2 compatible.

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* Score-Zap - ?? - 19?? - ??

---------

NES pirate clone.

Links:

http://www.mo5.com/MHI/CONSOLES/scorezap.htm

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* Sears Super Video Arcade - Sears - 198? - U.S.A.

------------------------

Intellivision Clone.

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* Sears Tele-Games Arcade - Sears (made by Atari) - 198? - U.S.A.

----------------------

Atari 2600 clone.

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* Sears Tele-Games Arcade II - Sears (made by Atari) - 198? - U.S.A.

--------------------------

Same as the Atari 2800 that was sold in Japan.

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* Secam Jeux Video - ?? - 19?? - Europe

----------------

Rollet 4/303 clone ?

Link:

http://mo5.com/MHI/CONSOLES/secamjv.htm

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* Sega 32X - Sega - 1994 - U.S.A.

--------

Check out Sly D.C. Sega 32X FAQ for more info.

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* Sega CD model 1 (front loading) - Sega - 19?? - U.S.A.

-------------------------------

Check out Barry Cantin Sega CD FAQ for more info.

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* Sega CD model 2 (top loading) - Sega - 19?? - U.S.A.

-----------------------------

Check out Barry Cantin Sega CD FAQ for more info.

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* Sega CDX - Sega - 19?? - U.S.A.

--------

Aka Sega Mega LD (Japan) or aka the Sega Multimega (Europe). Check out

Barry Cantin Sega CD FAQ for more info.

Link:

http://www.geocities.com/~compcloset/SegaCDX.htm

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* Sega Dreamcast - Sega - 1998 - Worldwide

--------------

64-bit system with 56K modem built-in. Comes with Windows CE.

Link:

U.S.A.:

Japan: http://www3.wind.ne.jp/toragiku/game_ma/dc.htm

Japan: http://www2.ttcn.ne.jp/~shishodo/alb%2004-10.html

Europe:

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* Sega Game Gear (white, blue..) - Sega - 1990 - Worldwide

------------------------------

Check out Sly D.C. & Eric Hamel Sega Game Gear FAQ for more info.

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* Sega Game Gear Coca-Cola - Sega - 19?? - Japan??

------------------------

Check out Sly D.C. & Eric Hamel Sega Game Gear FAQ for more info.

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* Sega Genesis model 1 - Sega - 19?? - U.S.A.

--------------------

Check out Barry Cantin Sega Genesis FAQ for more info.

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* Sega Genesis model 2 - Sega - 19?? - U.S.A.

--------------------

Check out Barry Cantin Sega Genesis FAQ for more info.

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* Sega-Majesco Genesis 3 - Sega/Majesco - 1998 - U.S.A.

----------------------

Sega Genesis system.

Links:

http://members.tripod.com/~faberp/genesis3.htm

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* Sega Kid's Gear - Sega - 19?? - Japan

---------------

Better known as the Game Gear. Check out Sly D.C. & Eric Hamel Sega

Game Gear FAQ for more info.

Link:

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* Sega Mark III - Sega - 1985 - Japan

-------------

Though it has quite different appearance from the SMS, it has

similar funtions. Some peripheral items (FM Sound Unit, Rapid Fire

Unit and 3D Glasses Unit) was released for this system.

Link:

http://www3.wind.ne.jp/toragiku/game_ma/mark3.htm

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* Sega Master System - Sega - 1986/87 - Worldwide

------------------

Released in 1986 in the U.S.A & Europe, this system was released in

1987 in Japan since it already had a system that was able to play the

same games. But the Japanese SMS includes : FM Sound Unit, Rapid Fire

Unit and 3D Glasses Unit incorporated in the console.

Check out Jeff Bogumil Sega Master System FAQ for more info and Clint

Dyer Sega Master System Foreign FAQ.

Link:

U.S.A.:

Japan: http://www3.wind.ne.jp/toragiku/game_ma/m_sys.htm

Europe:

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* Sega Master System II - Sega - 1990/92 - U.S.A./Europe

---------------------

Check out Jeff Bogumil Sega Master System FAQ for more info and Clint

Dyer Sega Master System Foreign FAQ.

Link:

http://www.heimcomputer.de/konsolen/segamaster2.html

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* Sega Master System II - Tec Toy - 19?? - Brazil

---------------------

Same as the Sega Master System model 1

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* Sega Master System III - Tec Toy - 19?? - Brazil

----------------------

Same as the Sega Master System model 2

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* Sega Master System Compact - Tec Toy - 19?? - Brazil

--------------------------

Portable SMS without screen.

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* Sega Master System Girl - Tec Toy - 19?? - Brazil

-----------------------

Same as the Sega Master System Compact but in Pink color. Comes with

game Wonder Momo.

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* Sega Mega 32X - Sega - 1994 - Europe

-------------

Check out Sly D.C. Sega 32X FAQ for more info.

Link:

http://gamma.nic.fi/~mikkohoo/peijoonit/32x.htm

http://www.heimcomputer.de/konsolen/32x.html

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* Sega Mega CD - Sega - 19?? - Japan & Europe

------------

Check out Barry Cantin Sega CD FAQ for more info.

Link:

http://www3.wind.ne.jp/toragiku/game_ma/mcd.htm

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* Sega Mega CD II - Sega - 19?? - Japan & Europe

---------------

Check out Barry Cantin Sega CD FAQ for more info.

Link:

http://www3.wind.ne.jp/toragiku/game_ma/m_dra2cd.htm

http://www.heimcomputer.de/konsolen/megacd2.html

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* Sega Mega Jet - Sega - 1993 - Japan

-------------

Portable Mega Drive like the Nomad but without any display screen.

Used on airlines.

Link:

http://www3.wind.ne.jp/toragiku/game_ma/megajet.htm

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* Sega Mega LD - Sega - 19?? - Japan

------------

Aka Sega CDX (U.S.A.) or aka the Sega Multi-Mega (Europe)

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* Sega Megadrive - Sega - 1988 - Japan & Europe

--------------

Check out Chris Foulger Sega Megadrive FAQ for more info.

Link:

http://www3.wind.ne.jp/toragiku/game_ma/m_dra1.htm

http://www.heimcomputer.de/konsolen/megadrive.html

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* Sega Megadrive II - Sega - 1993 - Japan & Europe

-----------------

Similar to the Megadrive but was remodeled.

Link:

http://www3.wind.ne.jp/toragiku/game_ma/m_dra2.htm

http://www.heimcomputer.de/konsolen/megadrive2.html

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* Sega Multimega - Sega - 199? - Europe

--------------

Mega-Drive/Mega-CD handheld system, equivalent to the US CDX.

Links:

http://members.tripod.com/~faberp/MM.htm

http://gamma.nic.fi/~mikkohoo/peijoonit/multimega.htm

http://mo5.com/MHI/CONSOLES/multimeg.htm

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* Sega Nomad - Sega - 1995 - U.S.A.

----------

Portable Genesis.

Link:

http://www3.wind.ne.jp/toragiku/game_ma/nomad.htm

http://www.heimcomputer.de/konsolen/nomad.html

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* Sega Saturn - Sega - 1994 - Worldwide

-----------

Later in 1996, Sega released another model with round buttons and no

loading led. Check out Wesley Reiser Sega Saturn FAQ for more info.

Link:

http://www3.wind.ne.jp/toragiku/game_ma/ss.htm

http://www.heimcomputer.de/konsolen/saturn.html

http://www2.ttcn.ne.jp/~shishodo/alb%2004-09.html

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* Sega SG-1000 - Sega - 1983 - Japan

------------

Joystick has two buttons on its both side of the body and small stick

on the center of the body. With a keyboard (SK-1100) and a BASIC cart,

SG-1000 changes a personal computer (similar to SC-3000).

Link:

http://www3.wind.ne.jp/toragiku/game_ma/sg1000.htm

http://www.ne.jp/asahi/cvs/odyssey/videogames/scsg/index.html

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* Sega SG-1000 II - Sega - 198 - Japan

---------------

Same as the SG-1000 but remodeled.

Link:

http://www3.wind.ne.jp/toragiku/game_ma/mark2.htm

http://www.ne.jp/asahi/cvs/odyssey/videogames/scsg/index.html

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* Sega Super 32X - Sega - 1994 - Japan

--------------

Check out Sly D.C. Sega 32X Mars FAQ for more info.

Link:

http://www3.wind.ne.jp/toragiku/game_ma/32x.htm

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* Sharp Twin Famicom - Sharp - 1986 - Japan

------------------

Famicom system and Disk Drive all in one console. Comes in 2 color

variations: Black or Red.

Links:

http://www3.wind.ne.jp/toragiku/game_ma/t_fami.htm

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* Siera Videopac G7000 - Siera - 19?? - Europe

--------------------

Videopac & O2 compatible. Philips G7000 clone

Link:

http://www.noord.bart.nl/~hmeun/videopac/siera.htm

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* Silver Star - ?? - 19?? - Australia

-----------

2600 clone with 64 built in games (PAL), no cart slot.

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* Sony Net Yaroze - Sony - 1997? - Worldwide

---------------

Black Sony Playstation Developpers system.

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* Sony Playstation - Sony - 1995 - Worldwide

----------------

Who doesn't know this thing ??

Link:

http://www3.wind.ne.jp/toragiku/game_ma/ps.htm

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* Soundic MPT-03 - Soundic - 19?? - Asia?

--------------

Arcadia 2001 clone, MPT-03 type)

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* Soundic SD-050 - Soundic - 19?? - Europe

--------------

Pong with 4 carts.

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* Soundic SD-050S - Soundic - 19?? - Europe

---------------

Pong with 4 carts.

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* Spectravision - Spectravision - 198? - U.S.A.

-------------

Atari 5200 hotel clone.

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* Splicevision - Splice?? - 1983 - Brazil

------------

Colecovision clone.

Links:

http://www.geocities.com/TimesSquare/Maze/4081/index.html

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* Sportsmaster SD-050F - ?? - 19?? - Europe

--------------------

Link:

http://mo5.com/MHI/CONSOLES/sd050f.htm

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* Subor DR21R - ?? - 19?? - ??

-----------

Famicom Clone.

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* Subor D25R - ?? - 19?? - ??

----------

Famicom clone with gun.

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* Sunny - ?? - 19?? - ??

-----

Game Boy pirate clone.

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* Super Beautiful - ?? - 19?? - ??

---------------

GB pirate clone.

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* Super Cassette Vision - Epoch/Yeno - 1984 - Japan/Europe

---------------------

Games:

* N.01 - Astro Wars

* N.29 - Sky Kid

* N.?? - Pole Position II

* N.?? - Doeramon

* N.?? - Mappy

* N.?? - Boulder Dash

* N.?? - Dragon Slayer

* N.?? - Lupin III

* N.?? - Elevator Fight

There are 30 games that have came out but i don't understand Japanese,

here's a link to the list of all 30 games. If someone can translate the

list, plese send it to us so we can add it in the FAQ, Thanks!

Complete Cart List:

http://member.nifty.ne.jp/code_VR/game/Scv/SCV-list.htm

Link:

Epoch: http://www3.wind.ne.jp/toragiku/game_ma/s_ca.htm

Epoch: http://www.ne.jp/asahi/cvs/odyssey/videogames/scv/index.html

Epoch: http://www.intercraft.co.jp/aquacastle/takara/scb.html

Yeno: http://www.multimania.com/romualdl/frscv.html

Yeno: http://www.silicium.org/consoles/yeno_scv.htm

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* Super Com Action Set - ?? - 19?? - ??

--------------------

NES Clone. Comes with Lightgun.

Link:

http://www.heimcomputer.de/konsolen/palladiumtelecass.html

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* Super Design Ending-Man BS-500 AS - ?? - 19?? - ??

---------------------------------

NES Clone (aka Terminator 2)

Link:

http://www.heimcomputer.de/konsolen/endingman.html

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* Super Famicom - Newtendo - 19?? - Europe?

-------------

Famicom clone looking like a US SNES

Links:

http://Gamma.nic.fi/~mikkohoo/peijoonit/newtendo.htm

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* Super Hand Game 2010 - Game Link - 19?? - Europe

--------------------

NES Clone, Handheld system without screen

Links:

http://members.tripod.com/~faberp/GLSHG.htm

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* Super Maze - ?? 19?? - ??

----------

compatible Audiosonic/Acetronic/Radofin/Prinztronic ??

11 Radofin

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* Super Nintendo Entertainment System - Nintendo - 1991 - U.S.A. & Europe

-----------------------------------

This 16-bit system was released to replace the NES due to the Sega

Genesis.

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* Super Nintendo Entertainment System model 2 - Nintendo - 1991 - U.S.A. & Europe

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* Super TV Boy - SystemA - 19?? - Europe

------------

Atari 2600 clone.

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* Super UFO LP-6000 - ?? - 199? - ??

-----------------

NES clone system strange shaped like a UFO.

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* Supergame Game System - ?? - 199? - ??

---------------------

Atari 2600 clone.

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* Supergame Game System II - ?? - 199? - ??

------------------------

Atari 2600 clone.

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* Supervision - Many Company - 19?? - Worldwide

-----------

B&W Handheld system

Check out [ TO COME ] Supervision FAQ for more info.

Links:

Watara(2): http://members.tripod.com/~faberp/svboxr.jpg

Hartung: http://www.heimcomputer.de/konsolen/supervision.html

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* Sylvania - GTE - 19?? - U.S.A.

--------

Intellivision clone

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* Tandy V.I.S. - Tandy(Radio Shack) - 1992 - U.S.A.

------------

Tandy's Video Information System was launched in the US in November

1992. It uses a modular windows operating system, based on Windows

3.1. Players cost $700, with discs around $30-80.

The Tandy VIS is one more 'black box' illustrating the convergence of

computing and television. It offers users the opportunity to interact

with all the media types, thereby claiming to be a multimedia machine

for home entertainment. Aimed principally at the US home market, Tandy

placed great emphasis on the VIS's interactive capability in their

marketing strategy. Unfortunately the fish didn't bite.

The Tandy VIS actually trades under the name of the Memorex MD 2500

Video Information System. Its technical features are:

System:

CPU: Intel 386

Dimensions: (Height) 9.4 x (Width) 37.8 x (Depth) 34.3 cm

Weight: 5.44 kg

Operating Temp: 10�F to 95�F

Operating Humidity: 20% to 80% non-condensing

Power Requirement: 120 VAC

Power Consumption: 40 watts max

Usable Discs: VIS or CD

The VIS utilises a wireless hand controller for human-computer

interaction. The hand controller provides full control over the VIS,

whether or not the machine is playing an audio CD or a VIS CD. An

additional feature of the VIS is its capability to save information on

a 'Save-It-Cartridge', this can perform a number of functions. For

example it can remember particular tracks of audio CDs so that the next

time that CD is inserted only those tracks are selected, additionally

it can be used by VIS CDs to store information, such as game position or

performance etc. If you own a Super VHS video, the VIS offers S-VHS

output, for direct connection. In addition the VIS offers separate

audio output offering stereo sound capability.

There are many titles available for the VIS, mostly educational in

nature, though games are increasingly appearing for this platform. It

has however never been a large success even in its own domestic market.

US consumers never reacted to the VIS. This may be due to lack of general

appreciation of what it could do, or simply saturation of the US market

Whichever, the VIS has not merited ongoing development by Tandy.

Game List:

----------

The Secrets of Hoses Freeman

Meeting of Minds

Great Lives

Western Art

Atlas of US President

The Cask of Amontillado

Links:

http://www.geocities.com/~compcloset/TandyVIS.htm

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* Tandyvision - Tandy(Radio Shack) - 19?? - U.S.A.

-----------

Intellivision clone

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* Tele-Fever - Eduscho - 19?? - Germany

----------

Arcadia 2001 clone.

Link:

http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Lakes/8403/fever.htm

http://www.emuclassics.com/slydc/arc-2001.htm

http://www.heimcomputer.de/konsolen/telefever.html

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* Telegames Personal Arcade - Telegames - 198? - U.S.A.

-------------------------

Colecovision/Sega SG-1000 clone

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* Teleng Colorstars - ?? - 19?? - United Kingdom

-----------------

Carts: #1 - Balls/paddle

Links:

http://crash.ihug.co.nz/~pinwhiz/weird.htm

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* Tomy Tutor Jr. [model TP-2001] - Tomy - 1983 - Japan

------------------------------

Carts are compatible with the Tomy Tutor computers. Rumors has maybe

the cart are compatible with the SG-1000 or SG-1000 carts are compa-

tible with the Tutor Jr. (Can anyone confirm this ?)

Cart List:

Bermuda Triangle - Japanese 020E

Bombman- ??

Car-Azy Racer - 8302 - 1983

Cave Crawlers - 8100 - 1983

Deep Six - 8106 - 1983

Don Pan - ??

Frogger - Japanese 005E

Hyperspace - 8102 - 1983

Jungler - 8202 (Japanese 015E)

Loco-Motion - 8203 - 1983

Majan - ??

Marine Adventure - Japanese 008E

Mission Attack - Japanese 009E

Monster Inn - Japanese 002E

Mr. Do - ??

Mystery Gold - Japanese 011E

NightFlight - Japanese 007E

Pooyan - 8200 - 1983

Saurusland - ??

Scramble - 8201 (Japanese 006E) - 1983

Torpedo Terror - 8101

Link:

http://www3.wind.ne.jp/toragiku/game_ma/pjr.htm

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* Top Game VG8000 - CCE - 1990 - Brazil

---------------

NES Clone with 60-pins slot only.

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* Top Game VG9000 - CCE - 1990 - Brazil

---------------

NES Clone with both 60-pins & 72-pins slots.

Link:

http://atarihq.com/tsr/nes/brazil/topgame.jpg

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* Tryom Video Game Center - Tryom - 19?? - U.S.A. ?

-----------------------

Arcadia 2001 clone, MPT-03 type

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* Tunix Home Arcade - Monaco Distributors Ltd. - 19?? - New Zealand

-----------------

Arcadia 2001 clone?

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* TV Boy 1 - Akor - 19?? - Europe

--------

Handheld system with 126 VCS2600 games built-in.

Link:

http://www.silicium.org/consoles/tvboy.htm

http://mo5.com/MHI/CONSOLES/tvboy.htm

http://www.fortunecity.com/underworld/goldeneye/717/tvb.htm

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* TV Boy 1 - Nics/SystemA - 19?? - Worldwide [Red, White or Black]

--------

Handheld system with 126 VCS2600 games built-in. Comes in three color

variation: Red, White or Black. To see the list of all the games, check

out the link:

Links:

http://mykes.webmaster.com/riffraff/tvboy.cgi

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* TV Boy II - Nics/SystemA - 19?? - Worldwide

---------

Handheld system with 126 VCS2600 games built-in.

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* TV Game 96-in-1 - ?? - 19?? - ??

---------------

Atari 2600 clone.

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* Unimex Mark IX - ?? - 19?? - Europe

--------------

Cart:

SUPERSTAR Unimex 901

Ballspiele Unimex 9??

Motorradrennen Unimex 9??

Wipeout/Bowling Unimex 9??

Compatible with all Poppy-Carts

Sounds like PC-5xx type carts...

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* Univox Jeux Video Cassette Interchangeables - Univox - 19?? - Europe

-------------------------------------------

Use PC-5xx type carts based GI chips ?

Carts: 1001 - Superstar

Links:

http://www.mo5.com/MHI/CONSOLES/uni.htm

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* Vectrex - GCE - 19?? - U.S.A.

-------

Check out Gregg Woodcock Vectrex FAQ for more info.

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* Videocassettey Rock - G-L - 1977 - Japan

-------------------

No details at the moment....

Link:

http://www.ne.jp/asahi/cvs/odyssey/videogames/rock/index.html

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* Video Computer Multi 100-in-1 - ?? - 19?? - ???

-----------------------------

Atari 2600 clone.

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* Video Computer Multi 127-in-1 - ?? - 19?? - ???

-----------------------------

Atari 2600 clone.

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* Video Computer Multi 190-in-1 - ?? - 19?? - ???

-----------------------------

Atari 2600 clone.

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* Video Game System LP-2001 - Modern Style - 199? - Europe

-------------------------

Nes pirate clone in the shape of a Playstation.

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* Videogame System DR21R - ?? - 19?? - ??

----------------------

Famicom clone.

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* Videomaster Database - ?? - 19?? - Europe

--------------------

Same as the Voltmace and the Waddingtons "Database" Consoles.

For Cart List, please check out the Voltmace section.

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* View Master Interactive Vision - ?? - 1989 - USA ?

----------------------------

Enigmatic and rare Tape Video Game System.

The ViewMaster Interactive Vision was named Toy of the Year, 1989.

Links:

http://www.geocities.com/~compcloset/ViewMasterInteractiveVision.htm

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* Voltmace Database Games-Computer - Waddingtons - 19?? - Australia & Europe

--------------------------------

Cart List:

----------

01 - Air-sea Battle 16 - Alien Invasion

02 - Blackjack 17 - Golf

03 - Bat and Ball 18 - Box Clever

04 - Road Race 19 - Treasure Hunt

05 - Tank and Plane 20 - Arcade

06 - Mathematics 1 21 - Musical Memory

07 - Mathematics 2 22 - ???

08 - Shooting Gallery 23 - ???

09 - Brain Drain 24 - Munch and Crunch

10 - Maze 25 - Leap frog

11 - Horse Race

12 - Circus

13 - Boxing

14 - Four in a Row

15 - Space Battle

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* Wonder Mega - JVC - 1992 - Japan

----------

Sega Genesis & CD Authorized Clone and has MIDI terminals.

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* Wonder Mega II - JVC - 1993 - Japan

--------------

Same as the Wonder Mega but without the MIDI terminals. Has built-in

karaoke and has infrared controllers.

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* Wonderboy - ?? - 19?? - ??

---------

Game Boy pirate clone

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* Zemmix CPC-50 - Zemmix - 19?? - Korea?

-------------

No detail at the moment...

Links:

http://members.tripod.com/~faberp/Zemmix.htm

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* Zircon Channel F - Zircon - 19?? - U.S.A.

----------------

AKA as the Channel F II. Please check .............. Channel F FAQ

for more info

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3.0) Unclassified Systems: (released or not ??)

=======================================================================

If anyone has some infos or picture(s), it will be GREATLY appreciated

since these systems are unknow to us. Some of them might simply not

exist or was supposed to be released, or a prototype might exist.

* Aaronix Computer TV-Game AY-9900 (Pong ?)

* Audiosonic Tele-Sport III (Pong ?)

* Bit Amigo (?)

* Bit Corp. Bit-60 (2600/Colecovision clone ?)

* Colour sports - Sovereign (?)

* David Morris International Gold & Diamonds Game Gear (?)

* Epoch TV Game (?)

* Hanimex (Hanimex-Italy) (Arcd 2001 clone ?)

* Home Arcade (Adv. in TV) (Arcd 2001 clone ?)

* Home Vision HVC-2001 (?)

* Master Games MK-X Super Action Set (?)

* Mastergames Game Drive 2 (?)

* Ormatu 2001 (?)

* Palladium Sammlung (?)

* Pearless (NES pirate clone ?)

* Power Pro [Same as Gamate](Halls of Fame System) (?)

* Prinztronic Micro 5050 (?)

* Romtec Portable System (?)

* Santron Videogames (?)

* Super Gun - Krisskross (?)

* Topstar Tournament 6000 (?)

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4.0) Prototypes & Never Released:

=======================================================================

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* Atari 2600 Jr. - Atari - 19?? - U.S.A.

--------------

PROTOTYPE: White model, same thing as the Ordinary Atari 2600 Jr.

Link:

http://www.atari-history.com/white2600.html

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* Atari 2700 - Atari - 1981 - U.S.A.

----------

PROTOTYPE: aka RC stella. An Atari 2600 with wireless controllers.

Link:

http://www.atari-history.com/a2700.html

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* Atari 2900 - Atari - 198? - U.S.A.

----------

PROTOTYPE:

Link:

http://www.atari-history.com/videogames/atari2900console.html

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* Atari 3200 System X - Atari - 198? - U.S.A.

-------------------

PROTOTYPE: aka Super Stella/Sylvia) 10-bit system

Link:

http://www.atari-history.com/sylvia/sylvia.html

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* Atari 3200 - Atari - 198? - U.S.A.

----------

PROTOTYPE: Sears Super Arcade II. Clone of the System X for Sears.

Link:

http://www.atari-history.com/sylvia/sylvia.html

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* Atari 3600 - Atari - 198? - U.S.A.

----------

PROTOTYPE:

Link:

http://www.atari-history.com/a3600.html

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* Atari 5100 - Atari - 19?? - U.S.A.

----------

PROTOTYPE: aka 5200 Jr. or Little PAM.

Link:

http://www.atari.nu/5100.html

http://www.emuclassics.com/backintime/Atari%20Games/5200/

Prototypes/Frame5200Proto.html

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* Atari 7800 Clear model - Atari - 19?? - U.S.A.

----------------------

PROTOTYPE: Same as the Atari 7800, no difference.

Link:

http://www.atari-history.com/7800specs.html

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* Atari Cosmos Holographic Video Game System - Atari - 1981 - U.S.A.

------------------------------------------

PROTOTYPE:

Link:

http://www.atari-history.com/cosmos/cosmos.html

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* Atari CX-2000 - Atari - 1982 - U.S.A.

-------------

Atari 2600 PROTOTYPE

Link:

http://www.atari-history.com/a2000.html

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* Atari CX-3000 - Atari - 198? - U.S.A.

-------------

PROTOTYPE:

Link:

http://www.atari-history.com/a2000.html

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* Atari Game Brain (model C-700) - Atari - 19?? - U.S.A.

------------------------------

PROTOTYPE: Atari's first cartridge based programmable video game

console. It's actually was a system with no major CPU or games in it.

The main "heart" of the system was it's game cartridges. The cartridges

were all based on already existing stand-alone game consoles such as :

Super Pong, Video Pinball, Stunt Cycle, and Video Music.

Link:

http://www.atari-history.com/gamebrain.html

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* Atari Jaguar-Duo - Atari - 19?? - U.S.A.

----------------

Link:

http://www.emuclassics.com/backintime/Atari%20Games/Jaguar/Prototypes/

FrameJagProto.html.

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* Atari Jaguar VR - Atari - 19?? - U.S.A.

---------------

Link:

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* Atari Panther - Atari - 19?? - U.S.A.

-------------

PROTOTYPE: 32-bit system on which the Atari Jaguar was based on.

Link:

http://www.homecomputer.de/pages/f_panther.html

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* Atari Spector Holoptic - Atari - 19?? - U.S.A.

----------------------

PROTOTYPE:

Link:

http://www.atari-history.com/cosmos/spector.html

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* Atari Video System X - Atari - 19?? - U.S.A.

--------------------

PROTOTYPE: aka the VS-X.

Link:

http://www.atari.nu/vsx.html

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* Bandai Portable Super Famicom - Bandai - 19?? - Japan

-----------------------------

PROTOTYPE: AKA Home Entertainment Terminal

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* Car Marty - Fujitsu - 19?? - Japan

---------

FM Town portable. No more detail at the moment.

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* Express, The - ?? - 19?? - ??

------------

NES Portable System.

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* Hasbro VR - hasbro - 19?? - Europe

---------

No known detail at the moment...

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* Konix Multi-System - Nonix - 1990 - Europe

------------------

PROTOTYPE: The Konix Multi System started life at the beginning of

1988 as a product of co-operation between two companies Konix,

joystick manufacturers, and Flare Technology. Flare had a finished

prototype of their Flare One computer, they got in contact with Konix

who had an idea for a games console. They saw in the Flare One the

ideal computer to put in their console design. Thus the Multi System

was born.... and it died sometime in 1990 after numerous delays and

changes.

Specifications:

On-board memory: 256K (in later versions upgraded to 512K).

Processor: 16-bit 8086 chip plus a custom 12 Mhz ASIC chip (includes

video generator, colour palette, disk controller, Blitter,

ROM, fast RAM, 12 MIP Arithmetic and Logic Unit, RISC

Digital Signal Processor, stereo compact disk DACs and digital

and analogue ports.

Graphics: maximum resolution of 512x200 pixels and 16 colors.

Color palette: 4,096 colors.

Sound: 25 (?) channel stereo CD quality sound.

Display output: Standard TV or RGB composite video.

Sound output: Via TV or through stereo headphone socket.

Software format: Customised 880K 3.5" disks and expansion cartridge.

Links:

http://www.noord.bart.nl/~hmeun/konix/konix-menu.htm

http://www.atari-computer.de/mjaap/computer/konix.htm

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* Matsushita Goldstar M2 - Matsushita - 19?? - Japan

----------------------

PROTOTYPE:

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* Magnavox Brown Box - Magnavox - 1967 - U.S.A.

------------------

was the insparation. On this day, Ralf Baer still owns the Bron Box

and he last shown at the CGE of 1999.

Link:

http://www.ne.jp/asahi/cvs/odyssey/videogames/brown/index.html

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* NEC Iron Man - NEC - 1992 - Japan

------------

PROTOTYPE: AKA Hudson 32-Bit or Project Tetsujin. This is the proto

that was based to developed the PC-FX.

Link:

http://members.tripod.com/~faberp/IronMan.htm

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* NTG Opera - ?? -19?? - ??

---------

PROTOTYPE: No known detail at the moment...

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* Odyssey 3 - Magnavox - 19?? - U.S.A.

---------

Check out the Robert D. Kaiser Ultimate Odyssey^2 and Odyssey^3 FAQ

for more info.

Link:

http://www.atarihq.com/museum/nonatari/hardware/o3.jpg

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* Panasonic M2 - Panasonic - 19?? - Japan

------------

PROTOTYPE:

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* Sega Neptune - Sega - 1995 - U.S.A.

------------

PROTOTYPE: Genesis/32X hybrid. For more info check out Sly D.C. Sega

32X FAQ and for a picture, check out the following link:

Link:

http://www.emuclassics.com/slydc/sega/32x.htm

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* Sega Jupiter - Sega - 19?? - U.S.A.?

------------

NEVER RELEASED: 32X/Saturn hybrid. No known prototype exist.

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* Sega VR - Sega - 19?? - U.S.A.

-------

PROTOTYPE:

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* SNK Neo-Sallista - SNK - 19?? - Japan

----------------

No known detail at the moment...

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* Sony Portable CD-I player - Sony - 19?? - ??

-------------------------

No known detail at the moment...

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* Super N.E.S. CD - Nintendo - 19?? - U.S.A.

------------

PROTOTYPE:

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* TXE Multisystem - MVS Company - 19?? - Japan

---------------

PROTOTYPE: CD-Rom based system. No more detail at the moment.

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* Top Guy - ?? - 19?? - ??

-------

PROTOTYPE: Nes Portable

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* Ultravision Arcade System - Ultravision - 1983 - U.S.A.

-------------------------

PROTOTYPE:Sometimes referred to as "Video Arcade System" was actually a

television, a videogame unit, and a computer. The eighty-four channel

color television was to have a ten inch diagonal screen and input/output

jacks to allow hook ups with a video recorder and camera.

The basic videogame component accepts only Ultravision's own line of

cartridges. But the owner was to have the option of purchasing two

add-on modules seperately, one that will allow him/her to play

Colecovision games on the Ultravision, and the other for games of the

Atari VCS persuasion. The unit was to come complete with two sixteen

position joysticks with top-mounted fire buttons.

The Ultravision computer contained 64K of memory, expandable to

128K. It uses Microsoft Basic with four other languages accessible.

512 characters are displayable and sixteen colors are possible. The

typewriter-style keyboard contained sixty keys, eight programmable

keys, and upper and lower case alphabet set.The optional disk drive

requires either five and a quarter or eight inch floppy disks, both

single side, double density.

The unit was to be compatible with Applesoft and CP/M software. So

the purchaser was to be walking into a ready-made library. In addition

to its own videogames, Ultravision was to release its own line of

computer software. By covering all the bases, Ultravision ultimately

hoped that its system would be the most software-compatible, the most

versatile unit available. Weighing in at under ten pounds, the machine

ran on AC or DC current. A car lighter adapter cord was to be available

so the obsessed user can program in a car or on a boat.

Cartridges Announced for the Ultravision VAS:

* Baseball Top * Karate II

* B-52 Bomber * Quest for the Idol II

* Condor Attack II * Space War

* Dare Devil Driver * Spider Kong II

* Emergency I * Swimming Contest

* Football * Unexpected Dangers

Links:

http://www.atarihq.com/museum/nonatari/ultravis.html

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* World Book Tutorvision - - 19?? - U.S.A.

----------------------

PROTOTYPE: Intv educational clone, only one known exist.

Link:

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* WOWOW Videogame System - Taito/JSB/ASCII - 19?? - Japan?

----------------------

No known detail at the moment...

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=======================================================================

5.0) Credits:

=======================================================================

* The Strange (and Rare) Videogame Pics Page

http://members.tripod.com/~faberp/

Webmaster: Fabrizio Pedrazinni (brizio@sisinfo.it)

* The Initiative List of the Club 8-Bit

http://perso.club-internet.fr/sap1/initiative.txt

Maintainer: Nicolas Sapin (sap1@club-internet.fr)

* Chronological Table of Sega Related Consoles in Japan

YONE (fwik0826@mb.infoweb.ne.jp)

* Classic Videogame Station ODYSSEY (in Japanese)

http://www.ne.jp/asahi/cvs/odyssey/history/index.htm

* Toragiku? (jkubota@mo.okidata.co.jp)

http://www3.wind.ne.jp/toragiku/index_e.htm

* Atari Gaming Headquarters

http://www.atarihq.com/

Webmasters: Keita Lida & John Hardie (editor@atarihq.com)

* La Page a Romu (Romu's Page)

http://www.multimania.com/romualdl/zesite.html

Webmaster: Romuald Line (romualdl@multimania.com)

* Robert's Classic Video Games Collecting site.

http://www.primenet.com/~rworne/test.shtml

Webmaster: Robert Worne (rworne@primenet.com)

* Die Geschichte der Heimcomputer

http://www.atari-computer.de/mjaap/computer/hc_index.htm

Webmaster: Dirk Ingensiep (dingensiep@aol.com)

* Dirk�s Telespiel-Klassiker

http://members.aol.com/telespiel/go.html

* HCM: The Home Computer Museum

http://www.homecomputer.de/

Webmasters: Kerstin & Stefan (Stefan@HomeComputer.de)

* Ian's game page

http://www.gyruss.demon.co.uk/ian/games/index.html

Webmaster: Ian Pleasance (ian@planetbuilders.co.uk)

* Silicium: Le mus�e de l'informatique

http:/www.silicium.org/

Webmaster: (webmaster@silicium.org)

* Pelikonepeijoonit: The Artic Computer & Console Museum

http://zap.to/peijoonit

Webmasters: Manu P�rssinen (man@sci.fi)

* The Atari Historical Society

http://www.atari-history.com/

Webmaster: Curt Vendel (webmaster@atari-history.com)

* Back in time

http://www.emuclassics.com/backintime/

Webmaster: Mike Stulir (backintime@emuclassics.com)

* The Computer Closet - Classic Computers & Video Games

http://www.geocities.com/~compcloset/index.html

Webmaster: K.C.(kccomp@ix.netcom.com)

* Marcus Garrett's The Trading Post

http://www.geocities.com/TimesSquare/Maze/4081/

Webmaster: Marcus Garrett (garrett@mandic.com.br)

* Martin's Videogame Klassiker

http://home.ins.de/~martin.gansel/mindex.htm

Webmaster: Martin Gansel (martin.gansel@home.ins.de)

* Philippe Dubois's Mus�e d'Histoire Informatique

http://mo5.com/MHI/index.htm

Webmaster: Philippe Dibois (samurai@mo5.com)

* A.M.I. Le Musee Informatique

http://www.aminfo.net/

Webmaster: (ph.fernandez@aminfo.net)

* Museos Informaticos

http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Lakes/8403/index.html?

Webmaster: Miguel Duran Una (miguelduran@geocities.com)

* MUSEUM ELECTRONICAE

http://www.multimania.com/museumelectronic/MuseumIndex.html

Webmaster: (tempest-tal@wanadoo.fr)

* Obscure Pixels

http://homepages.ihug.co.nz/~pinwhiz/console.htm

Webmaster: Micheal Davidson (pinwhiz@ihug.co.nz)

* Classic Computers & Videogames

http://www.noord.bart.nl/~hmeun/index.html

Webmaster: Hessel Meun (hmeun@noord.bart.nl)

* Welt der Heimcomputer, Telespiele und Videospielsysteme

http://www.heimcomputer.de/

Webmaster: Gregor Bubek? (webmaster@heimcomputer.de)

* TELEGAMEZ.DE - Der Videospielkonsolen-Experte

http://www.fortunecity.com/underworld/goldeneye/717/

Webmaster: (Compie@telegamez.de)

* TSR's NES archive

http://atarihq.com/tsr/index.html

Webmaster: (tsr@atarihq.com)

* PC-FX Station 32

http://pcenginefx.com/PC-FX/

Webmaster: Aaron Nanto (pcefx@pcenginefx.com)

* TempesT's Wicked Classic Video Game Page

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Thanks and see you in the next version !!!

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or my mirror at: "http://www.chez.com/slydc/"

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8-Bits Rendez-Vous: "http://www.8bit.computingmuseum.com/"

Le Club 8-bit : "http://clubs.yahoo.com/clubs/club8bit/"

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