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==Sanwa 9012 Color Video Game== | ==Sanwa 9012 Color Video Game== | ||
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==Sanwa 9015 Color-Cassetten== | ==Sanwa 9015 Color-Cassetten== | ||
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Latest revision as of 06:50, 13 April 2022
Sanwa 9009 Video Game[edit]
Manufacturer | Sanwa |
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Release date | 1978 |
Input controller | 2 controllers |
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[edit]
Manufacturer | Sanwa |
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Release date | 1977 |
Input controller | 2 controllers |
Very common Pong clone made in Hong Kong and sold by Sanwa in Germany.
Sanwa 9015 Color-Cassetten[edit]
Manufacturer | Sanwa |
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Release date | 1978 |
Media type | 9015 Cartridges |
Input controller | 2 controllers |
Part of the "9015 systems".