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Pong console manufactured in Hong Kong, released in 1977 and sold only in germany.  It has a clone known as [[Novel ]] WTV-6 Video Game.{| class="mw-collapsible wikitable" style==All consoles by Polycon"width:===60%;"|CPU|| -|-|BUTTONS|| Serve, Reset|-|SWITCHES|| Power on/off, difficulty settings, game selection|-|BUILT IN GAMES|| Tennis, Soccer, Squash, Squash practice, Shoot 1, Shoot 2|-|CONTROLLERS|| Two detachable controllers with a knob|-|SCORE|| -|-|COLOR / B&W|| -|-*Polycon C|SOUND||Built-4002 (1977)in speaker*Polycon C|-4003 (1977)*Polycon C|SIZE / WEIGHT|| -4010 (1978)*Polycon PG|-7 Programmable |I/O PORTS||RF TV Games (1978video output, PCgun connector|-50X Family)*Polycon |POWER SUPPLY||External power supply 9V or 6x1.5v "C-4016 Eighteen Games "(1979, uses an AY-3-8610 / 8765 chipR12)batteries|}

==Polycon 4010 (C-4010)==Released in 1978.==Polycon PG-7 Programmable TV Games==Released in 1978, PC-50X Family==Polycon 4016 Eighteen Games (C-4016)==Released in 1979.{{Template| class="mw-collapsible wikitable" style="width:Stub}60%;"|CPU||AY-3-8610 / 8765|-|BUTTONS|| -|-|SWITCHES|| -|-|BUILT IN GAMES|| -|-|CONTROLLERS|| -|-|SCORE|| -|-|COLOR / B&W|| -|-|SOUND|| -|-|SIZE / WEIGHT|| -|-|I/O PORTS||RF TV video output|-|POWER SUPPLY||External power supply 9V or 6x1.5v "C"(R12) batteries|}