Philips Odissey 2000 Game console
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Video game console, 1977, Philips. The Odyssey 2000 is a dedicated "Pong" console of the Philips/Magnavox Odyssey line, sold in Europe, with three games (tennis, hockey and squash) and a practice mode generated by a single game chip, colour output and two detachable paddle controllers. Like all consoles of this type it cannot take cartridges; it was replaced in 1978 by the programmable Videopac G7000.
| Years | 1977 to 1978 |
|---|---|
| Logic | single-chip Pong game integrated circuit |
| Games | tennis, hockey, squash, practice |
| Display | colour, RF output to the television |
| Controllers | 2 paddle controllers |
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