My Colecovision portable
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Awesome Job Ben cant wait for the next portable. ( I have never played a Colecovsion before)
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Yeah those are like the Intellivision PnP systems, all emulation on an NOAC. Guess I wasn't too far off when I asked if it was the Collecovision PnP system.cowsgoquack101 wrote:Ben,
They do have a COAP (Collecovision-on-a-chip) I saw one at my local Dollar General, but I think it just plays the emulated games on the chip.
Hey Ben as you've build a Collecovision portable, does this mean you may be open to making an Intellivision portable in the future?
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I think you actually had to be around, and playing games, in 1982 to remember the Colecovision. I was only 7 at the time but I remember.
It was actually kicking Atari's butt quite well until the crash happened.
Course I also remember back then having a rotary phone - something else many of you may not remember.
That's the Colecovision version of Frogger - the cart looks identical to the Atari. The cartridges are almost the same size, too. Though the Coleco has more pins for addressing, up to 32k I believe.
It was actually kicking Atari's butt quite well until the crash happened.
Course I also remember back then having a rotary phone - something else many of you may not remember.
That's the Colecovision version of Frogger - the cart looks identical to the Atari. The cartridges are almost the same size, too. Though the Coleco has more pins for addressing, up to 32k I believe.
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