Sears Tele-Games Hockey-Jokari (1977)
One of many Pong-ish game consoles of the day. Although it could be plugged in, the system also came with SIX C batteries and could… Read More »Sears Tele-Games Hockey-Jokari (1977)
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Various Atari 2600 cartridges
I recognize quite a few, including the Empire Strikes Back one, which I played back in the day and then later discovered Harlan Ellison’s blistering… Read More »Various Atari 2600 cartridges
Freedom Stick (ca 1988)
It was interchangeable with many early era consoles, and wireless to boot. Photo by Chloe.
Man Cave
The best thing about the man cave (other than the Casino pinball in another corner) is the shelf display that you probably can’t quite see… Read More »Man Cave
ATARI: Past Present Forever!
Apparently this poster hails from 2011. Currently from what I can see, the company is dwelling quite a bit on the past. Photo by Freedom.
Math Fun for Intellivision (brought to you by Electric Company)
Photo by True Legacy.
Atari 800 Centipede
They had a picture of the console, but I thought the proof that it worked was more interesting. Photo by Georgia Bean.
Nintendo Game Boy Frommers Travel Guide (1991)
Before the Web was really the Web, Infogenius adapted the dead tree Frommers Guide to the US for the Nintendo Game Boy. Some ‘gameplay’ video… Read More »Nintendo Game Boy Frommers Travel Guide (1991)
Fabulous Las Vegas & Your Shangri-La Homes
Wish I could find out more, but I gather this is promotional material for a housing development in Vegas. Looks like something that could come… Read More »Fabulous Las Vegas & Your Shangri-La Homes
Arcade-Time : The Electronic Watch that Plays Four Challenging Arcade Games
Photo by Upcycled Estates.