English: Sears Tele Games Video Arcade, early six switch version, otherwise known a a Sears “Heavy Sixer”. This is the first Sears brand version of the popular Atari 2600 console. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
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The Atari 2600 VCS (Video Computer System) debuted in 1977 and included a 6-switch games console, 2 joysticks, 1 set of paddles and the Combat game. Later console versions included:
the “Vader” version
Sears’ Tele-games release
2600 “Jr”
“Heavy Sixer”
“Light Sixer”
“Sunnyvale Heavy Sixer”
“4-Switch woodgrain”
Sears’ Video Arcade II
Accessories for the 2600 released included a plethora of goodies from Atari and many third party companies:
paddle sets
joystick controllers
kids’ controller
Kid Vid voice module
Starpath Supercharger
Booster Grip joystick adapter
Joyboard, driving controllers
Track and Field controller
MagiCard Templates
Video Jogger
Tron Joystick
Flight Commander Controller
Cosmic Commander Control
Joystick repair kit
English: An Atari 2600 video game console, shown in all black. Also known as the “Darth Vader” version that came after the wood veneer version. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Game program case
Game center
Game Library and Book Binder
Modular Cartridge Library
Pro-Line Joystick/ Multi-System Deluxe Joystick
Remote Control Joysticks
Keyboard Controller
Video Arcade, Video Arcade II, Video Arcade II All-in-One Controller
Video Touch Pad
Track-ball
Space Age Joystick
Switch Box
VCS Carrying Case
Tele-Games Center
500XJ Palm-held Joystick
Arcade Spheres
Blaster!
The Boss Joystick Controller
Columbia Home Arcade
Color Bar Generator
Accuball Controller
Big Shot II Joystick
Compumate
Competition Pro Joystick, Deluxe Competition Joystick
Copy Cart
Faster Blaster
Deluxe Videogame Controller
Dust Cover
Exercise Bike Aerobics Joystick
Gameline Master Module
Gemgrip
Gemini Game System
Game Selex
Foot Craz Controller
Fire Command II
Footpedal
Game Organizer
Grabber
The Stick Station
Supr Stick X Adaptor
Supr Stick Extra Lite
High Score
High Score Tournament Master
Joy Sensor
Pro Console I
Vid-Rak
Vid-tari
Rom Emulator and Development System for Atari 800-2600
Ace Joystick
IMagic Video Storage Center
IMagic Cartridge Selector Pop Display
Joystick Reducer
Joystick Coupler
Video Game Album
Video Game Housing
Video Game Center
Video Game Caddy
Video Game Space Case
Mini-Champ Joystick
Mazemaster
The Organizer
LeStick
Pointmaster Joystick
Pointmaster Pro
Play-in-store
Outrigger
Unroller Controller
TAC totally accurate controller, TAC 2, TAC 3, TAC 5
Quickshot I, Quickshot II Plus, Quickshot II Turbo, Quickshot VII, Quickshot IX,
Quest Star Blazer
Remote Control Joysticks (Game MateII)
ROM Scanner
Slik-Stik
Starfighter
Starmaster Joystick
Vid Lid Plus
Ultimate Superstick
Video Champ Scoreboard
Triggerstick
Stick Stand
Super Champ Joystick
Supercharger Triga Command Joystick
Star Fighter ultimate joystick
Stick Stand Wico Three-way deluxe joystick
Wico Famous Red Ball joystick, Wico Command Control
Trakball Wico Command Control power grip joystick
Video Game organizer
Video Game Brain
Video Game Cartridge Carrying Case
Video Controller Joystick
Video Command
Video Game Center
Videoplexer
Videostak TV Games Cartridge Organizer
Videostak Cartridge organizer
Pro-Line Joystick
Carrying Case
Advantage joystick cover
Commander Joystick
Frob 2600 converter for Apple II
Fire Power FP-1 joystick add-on
The Power System
Personal Game Programming System PGP-1 add-on
Gamekeeper storage
The Gamer’s Edge Joystick
Just in Case storage
Just in Case Deluxe model
Lap-Mates
Atari 5200 SuperSystem originally was designed with 4 ports and bundled with Super Breakout. A later version was redesigned with 2 ports and bundled with Pac-Man.
Accessories for the 5200 are few and the system itself only lasted until 1984.
VCS Cartridge Adaptor
Track ball controler
Carrying Case
Fire Command Joystick
Dust Cover
Control Guide 4way adaptor
Competition Pro Joystick
Dual Control Holder
Triga Elite Joystick
Wico Command Control Keypad and Joystick
4 Port RF Switchbox
Starcon Joystick
Studio Spec Controller Extension Cord
Wico Command Joystick
Power Supply
Masterplay Interface
Standard Joystick
Frob 5200 converter for Apple II
Control-Guide joystick converter
Atari 7800 Pro System (1986) came with 2 Pro-Line controllers and Pole Position II
XE Light Gun
Multi-System Deluxe Joystick (Pro-line)
Coleco Vision– came out in 1982 and featured an Expansion Module Interface that allowed gamers to play games from other systems on the console- namely, from competitor Atari 2600. Coleco Vision came with 2 controllers and was bundled with the original Donkey Kong title.
Accessories for Coleco Vision
Coleco Vision Joystick
Champ Keypad
Coleco Vision Video Club Membership
Easi-Grips
Dust Cover
Co-Sticklers
Expansion Module
Expansion Module 2 – Driving Module
Expansion Module 3- Coleco Vision Family Computer System (ADAM)
Power Supply
Powerstik
Commander Joystick
Injoy-a-stick joystick
Press Kit
Super Action Controllers
Sketch Master
Fingertip Controller
Quickshot III Deluxe Joystick
Wico Command Control Joystick
E-Z Joystick
Pro Stick II
Questar Joystick
Fire Command IIC Console
Questar IIC joystick
Super Stick CC joystick
English: Intellivision with the game AstroSmash Русский: Фотография видеоприставки Intellivision (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Created by Mattel in 1979, Intellivision had several versions created specifically for retailers Radio Shack, Sears, and Sylvania. A direct competitor for Atari 2600, Intellivsion was marketed as ‘Intelligent Telelivision’ and came with an adaptor like ColecoVision that allowed other system games to be played on it. Intellivision was sold in 1984 and later renamed INTV Corporation.
Intellivision Master Component console
Intellivision II Master Component console
Sears Super Video Arcade console
Sears Super Video Arcade II console
Super Pro System console
Intellivision II console
Intellivision Computer Module- Entertainment Computer System (ECS)
Intellivision Voice Synthesis Module
INTV System III console
Tandyvision One Matser Component module
Dust Cover for Intellivision I
Sears Tele-Games Super Video Arcade Controller
Sylvania/ GTE Matser Component console
Playcable Module
Music Synthesizer
Keyboard Component
INTV Joystick
Quick-Fire
Quick-Stik I
Quick-Stik II
Skil-Stik
Distick
Gamekeeper
Video Game Storage Cabinet
VideoPlexer
Stickler
Joystick replacement disc
Step-by-step guide to Home Computing
POwer Stik
Supr Stik Intellivision II
Wico Command Control Controller
Thumb Saver
Vid Rak
Video Game Album
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