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VIDEO GAME sa COMPUTER GAME xx COMPUTER GAME xx GAME -- ELECTRONIC xx VIDEO Space station. A roll-around stand designed to accommodate a video game black box, a small TV set, and the associated controllers, cartridges and manuals. Drawers and a cord compartment reduce the clutter. Tips on constructing and using the Interfab Corp. "Pong IV" video game kit. Play electronic tag on your TV. Operates on any vacant channel from 2 to 6 without any modifications or connections to be made to the TV set. Build "Pongtronics", a low-cost video game for 2 players. Games include table tennis, gravity pong, handball, and man-vs-machine. Optional scoring and sound effects board can be added later. The speed of the ball can be varied and there is a special "slam" button for fast returns. Est. cost: $55 to $88. Build Space-War game. Each player uses a "space ship" to fire missiles at the opponent. Est. cost: $40. A roundup of TV electronic games currently available and tips on hooking them up to your TV set. Automatic videogame switch. Automatically connects your TV set to the videogame whenever the game's power switch is turned on. Otherwise, the TV is connected to the antenna. Est. cost: $10. A review of the video games available and tips on their installation. Custom roll-around cabinet stores all your video game needs and holds a small TV at the right playing height. A review of what is available in add-on TV games. IC application of the month. AY-3-8500 TV game integrated circuit from General Instruments. A reprint of the manufacturer's application notes. Tank game. Part 1. Build this arcade quality TV game. Object is to use your tank cannon to destroy your opponents tank, while avoiding the land mines, tank barriers, and your opponents shells. Includes sound effects. Est. cost: $64. Tank game. Part 2. Arcade-quality video motorcycle game features four games (drag race, enduro, stunt cycle, and motocross). Est. cost: $62. Raceway videogame. Use your TV to play an arcade-quality road-race game, complete with sound effects. Estimated cost: $60. WIPEOUT video game offers ten different video games (5 single-player and 5 dual-player). Built around the AY-3-8606-1 IC from General Instruments. Estimated cost: $60. Easy-to-build joystick replacement for your Atari VCS home videogame gives you improved control plus a rapid-fire option and a tilt-activated fire switch. ATARI game recorder. Part 1. Build this interface to make copies of your ATARI 2600 game cartridges on cassette tapes. ATARI game recorder. Part 2. Software. Includes complete software listing written in Z80 mnemonics. ATARI game recorder. Part 3. How to build the game recorder and how to put it to use. Combination sync stripper and video interface circuit for a Super Nintendo electronic game. Provides several alternate video and sound output options. Contemporary video game console organizes cartridges and accessories. Roll-around cart stores game on top shelf and the cartridges, controls, documents, etc. on three lower shelves, concealed behind smoked-glass doors. Overall dimensions: 22" wide, 22" tall, 17" deep. | |||||||||
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