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introduced in 1979. The TMS9918 and its
variants were used in the Coleco
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Memotech MTX, MSX, NABU
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- TI-99/4A – used the
original TMS9919 Tomy
Tutor Toshiba Pasopia 7
VTech CreatiVision Engineering staff of
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- was a po****r
shopping guide. Next,
VTech made the
video game
console CreatiVision. An
electronic product with an
external projector from
French company...
- VZ/Laser310 page Bushy's
Absolute everything VZ page. Steve's VZ page.
CreatiVEmu
CreatiVision emulation central Software Intertek's
software download page Bushy's...
- ST, Freez'Bees and Do-Do for the ZX Spectrum,
Stone Age for the
VTech CreatiVision, and
Pango for MS-DOS.
Hopper is a
clone for the TI-99/4A with a kangaroo...
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Bandai Super Vision 8000 (released in 1979)
Epoch C****ette
Vision (released in 1981)
VTech CreatiVision (released in 1981)
Compact Vision TV Boy (released...
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Instrument CP1610 16-bit (CPU)
VTech CreatiVision 1981
VTech (Hong Kong) ?
Rockwell 6502 8-bit (CPU)
Epoch C****ette
Vision July 30, 1981
Epoch (****an) ca....
