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| Sunday 7th October 2012 | paul (ireland) | | pdillon82@yahoo.com G7000 for sale with lots games |
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| Sunday 7th October 2012 | Paul (Ireland) | | Have G7000 with lots games for sale e-mail myself.Paul |
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| Saturday 22nd November 2008 | Andy MacLarty (UK) | | The Philips G7000 also provided assembly programming via the purchase of a program card although the actual input of your own code was rather long-winded and often ended in a complete reset being required.
It came complete with two extremely hard-wearing (self centring) joysticks.
I owned one of the first ones and loved it for its excellent defender and asteroids gamepacks. The game $ion was very limited, but the prices were reasonable and the unit itself was reliable. Audio was via the television speaker not an internal speaker. |
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| Thursday 31st January 2008 | robert (mr_yeahman) (Earth) | | The system lacks of ports, the two joysticks and the tv-output is stuck on the system. Also, the system don´t have any powerswitch, I use to unplug the jacket everytime I´m not playing this console. My console is manufactured 1981, I think.. |
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| Tuesday 18th April 2006 | Adam (Neo-Tokyo) | | The Videopac system also had a music-composer cartridge, where you could compose music and see notes on the screen. The music-composer cartridge was mostly sold with an extra organ-keyboard, so you could make music with the Videopac System! (and that in 1979...) |
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| Thursday 30th June 2005 | Morten Slott Hansen (Earth) | | I remeber having one when I was about 7-8 years old (I was born 1975). There were lots of fun games such as a pacman ripoff where you had to eat a work :-) But worth mentioning is the chess game which cast almost twice as much as the console itself due to a onboard CPU (or something like that) in the chess game cartridge - talk about early dual cpu :-) Then there was the infamouse games of "lord of the rings" and "world war" where a keyboard overlay was used to further enhance the gaming experience - that was pretty cool for someone my age!!! |
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