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M > MIRAGAMA > GMC-802     


MIRAGAMA
GMC-802

This one is one the last pong built so it's quite complete and offers everything a player needs to play pong in good conditions.

The use of the Motorola M-588135 chipset makes it possible to choose a different bat size for each player. The system has even an on/off sound switch (quite useful)!

This pong is the same system as the more famous Nintendo Color TV Game-15. The Motorola M-588315 chipset is indeed a clone of the Mitsubishi Electric M58816P chipset used in the Nintendo system. Games are the same.

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Salut Olivier!

Juste te dire que ce Pong est un clone du fameux Nintendo Color TV Game-15. La puce Motorola M-588315 est une clone identique de la puce Mitsubishi Electric M58816P. Regarde bien les jeux, ils sont pareils! :)

Salut bien! :)

$- Sly DC $-

          
Saturday 13rd March 2010
Sly DC (Quebec, Canada)
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NAME  GMC-802
MANUFACTURER  Miragama
ORIGIN  Europe
YEAR  1982
BUILT IN GAMES  Hockey, Football, Tennis, Practice, Shoot
CONTROLLErsc  2 detachable controllers with knob and button
CPU  Motorola M-588135
BUTTONS  Reset
SWITCHES  Paddle size left, Paddle size right, Ball angle, Ball speed, Sound on/off, Power on/off
SCORE  On screen
COLOrsc  Yes
SOUND  Built-in speaker
I/O PORTS  RF TV video output
BATTERIES  6 x 1,5v batteries
POWER SUPPLY  9v DC
GUN  Yes





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