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Hanimex
677

This is a handheld pong. The biggest paddle includes the system hardware. The second paddle wich is smaller (1/3 of the system size) is attached to the first one but could be detached. Thus, this is a real portable and easy to carry pong system.

The 677 is different from the Hanimex 666 in that it can play 2 shooting games with a light gun.

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I still have a Hanimex 677 console,(boxed and mint) which was my first video game console. This machine was NOT black and white output as in your info, but had pink sprites on a green background. The blue version of the console without the lightgun was B$W.

          
Monday 21st June 2010
Gary (australia)

 

NAME  677
MANUFACTURER  Hanimex
ORIGIN  Europe
YEAR  1978
BUILT IN GAMES  Football, Squash, Practice, Tennis, S.L. Target, M. Target
CONTROLLErsc  2 paddles with no fire button
CPU  AY-3-8500 from General Instruments
BUTTONS  Reset, Serve
SWITCHES  Ball speed Hi/Lo, Ball angle 20°/40°, Bat size Small/Large, Power On/Off, Serve Manual/Auto
SCORE  On screen
COLOrsc  Black & white
SOUND  Built-in speaker
I/O PORTS  RF TV video output, Gun connector
BATTERIES  1 x 9v
POWER SUPPLY  9v DC
GUN  Yes





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