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==Sanwa 9009 Video Game== | ==Sanwa 9009 Video Game== | ||
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{{Infobox_console | {{Infobox_console | ||
|name = Sanwa 9009 | |name = Sanwa 9009 | ||
| − | |image = Sanwa_9009.jpg | + | |image = [[Image:Sanwa_9009.jpg|230px]] |
|Manufacturer = Sanwa | |Manufacturer = Sanwa | ||
|Release date = 1978 | |Release date = 1978 | ||
| − | |Input | + | |Input Controller = 2 controllers}} |
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| + | Typical pong clone with a small, flat design, sold in Germany by several Companies. This is the common black version sold by Sanwa, Mustang or Poppy. A white variant was sold by the Exclusiv Company. | ||
==Sanwa 9012 Color Video Game== | ==Sanwa 9012 Color Video Game== | ||
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{{Infobox_console | {{Infobox_console | ||
|name = Sanwa 9012 | |name = Sanwa 9012 | ||
| − | |image = Sanwa_9012.jpg | + | |image = [[Image:Sanwa_9012.jpg|230px]] |
|Manufacturer = Sanwa | |Manufacturer = Sanwa | ||
| − | |Release date = 1977 | + | |Release date = 1977|Input Controller = 2 controllers}} |
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| − | }} | + | Very common Pong made in Hong Kong and sold by Sanwa in Germany. |
| − | Very common Pong | ||
==Sanwa 9015 Color-Cassetten== | ==Sanwa 9015 Color-Cassetten== | ||
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{{Infobox_console | {{Infobox_console | ||
|name = Sanwa 9015 | |name = Sanwa 9015 | ||
| − | |image = Sanwa_9015.jpg | + | |image = [[Image:Sanwa_9015.jpg|230px]] |
|Manufacturer = Sanwa | |Manufacturer = Sanwa | ||
|Release date = 1978 | |Release date = 1978 | ||
| − | |Media type = [[9015 Cartridges]] | + | |Media type = [[9015 Cartridges]]|Input Controller = 2 controllers}} |
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| − | }} | + | The 9015 system is one of the many underrated 3rd generation Pong related consoles made in Hong Kong. It was supposably manufactured by [[Conic]] and surfaced around 1978. The system was mainly sold in Europe and Australia. It never reached the big U.S. video game market. The "9015" was also known as model 4A-8 and offered a small catalog of 7-8 cartridges. |
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| + | The nice looking, futuristic designed console with solid, well playable paddles was sold by Conic throughout Europe. In Italy it was sold by CGME/Nicole and in Germany by [[Unimex]], [[Mustang]], [[Poppy]] & Sanwa and an unknown brand called TV-10. A few consoles also reached Australia and were distributed there by [[Sheen]].<br />Three different case "colors" were available: consoles with white case and black top, consoles with silver case and black top and consoles with black case and silver top | ||
| + | ===Games=== | ||
| + | #9015-A: Ballspielen (Pong) | ||
| + | #9015-B: Motorrad-Rennen (Cycling) | ||
| + | #9015-C: (Tanks) | ||
| + | #9015-D: Auto-Rennen (Car Racing) | ||
| + | #9015-E: Super Crash (Wipeout) | ||
| + | #9015-F: | ||
| + | #9015-G: U-Bootjagd (Submarine) | ||
| + | #9015-H: Schiess und Sportwettkampf (Shooting) | ||
[[Category:Company]] | [[Category:Company]] | ||
| − | [[Category:Pong | + | [[Category:Pong Console]] |
