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Philips

Home Computer Modules (C7420) for G7400
In addition to some modules that can be run exclusively on the G7400, the Home Computer Module C7420 has an extension that also makes this game console a fully …
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Philips CD-i
Released in October 1991, the CD-i (Compact Disc Interactive) is a multimedia system developed mainly by Philips, with some involvement from Sony. Philips …
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Open pagePhilips CD-i 360
The CD-i (short for Compact Disc Interactive), which was released in October 1991, was a multimedia system developed primarily by Philips and partly by Sony …
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Philips CD-i 450
Cheap model of the CD-i series, thought of as a pure game console.
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Philips Digital Video Cartridge (22ER9956)
The CD-i models were not as powerful as originally planned. The usual games always contained small film sequences, but no long, smooth video sequences in full …
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Philips Odyssey 200
The Philips Odyssey 200 home Pong console belongs to the Magnavox Odyssey series, which appeared between 1972 and 1978. Marketed as “America’s interesting home …
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Philips Odyssey 2001
In 1972, Magnavox introduced the Odyssey, the first video game console. Philips bought the American company in 1974 and released the Philips Odyssey 2001 in …
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Philips P2000
Philips will launch the G7000 video game console on the market in 1978. From March 1980 Philips wants to build on the success with the home computer P2000. The …
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Open pagePhilips P4500
Between 1962 and 1992, Philips subsidiary Philips Computers developed computers and peripherals.
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Philips Peacekeeper revolver (22ER9020)
Blue revolver for CD-i consoles.
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Philips Tele game Travemünde ES 2207
Philips launched a series of tele games in the 1970s, carrying the abbreviation ES for "Electronic Games". Four of them form a family: Las Vegas ES 2203 (with …
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Philips VG-8010
The Philips VG-8010 is an 8-bit home computer and offers 2 module spaces, a moderate keyboard and strangely arranged cursor keys but no built-in datasette. The …
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Philips VG-8235
The Philips VG-8235 is a computer according to the MSX2 specification. The Dutch company explicitly advertised its graphics capabilities and with a video …
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Open pagePhilips Videopac 42-The Search for the Rings
The search for the rings is number 42 of seventy game modules for the Philips G7000. It is a mix of board and video game and provides figures, cards and other …
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Philips Videopac G7000
Magnavox, the odyssey manufacturer, is purchased by Philips in 1974. Therefore, the Odyssey 2, the successor model of the legendary first home console, is sold …
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Philips Videopac G7200
The Philips Videopac G7200 is a technically identical variant of the G7000 and fully compatible with its software. It differs from the G7000 in the additional …
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Philips Videopac+ G7400
Philips seamlessly transforms the transition between Philips Videopac G7000 and the successor model G7400. The new console has more up-to-date graphics …
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Videopac C7010
With the extension C7010, the G7000 and the later released successor model G7400 can be upgraded to a chess computer. The hardware is not on the module alone …
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