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Information: A fully programmable home video game system that was designed to use 2K ROM game cartridges. It was released in 1978 by Magnavox and Philips, who merged in 1974. Was also known as Videopac G7000 in Europe.
Odyssey2 Sites:
Classic Home Videogames Museum Classic Home Videogames Museum: Information, pictures and FAQ. (Odyssey2) http://gamesmuseum.h-body.org/history/gen2/odyssey2/odyssey2.html
Computer Closet Collection Computer Closet Collection: Specifications, information and few pictures. (Odyssey2) http://www.computercloset.org/MagnavoxOdyssey2.htm
CVG Nexus: Odyssey2 Trackball CVG Nexus: Odyssey2 Trackball: Information and pictures on this accessory. (Odyssey2) http://home.hiwaay.net/~lkseitz/cvg/nexus/features/gallery/o2tb.shtml
The Odyssey2 Homepage The Odyssey2 Homepage: A resource site with information, FAQ, pictures, and reviews. (Odyssey2) http://www.classicgaming.com/o2home/
Projects for Videopac G7000 / Odyssey² Projects for Videopac G7000 / Odyssey²: Dedicated to software development. Contains several example programs, a description of the built-in BIOS and a RAM cart design. (Odyssey2) http://soeren.informationstheater.de/g7000/
Magnavox Odyssey 2 Super Site Magnavox Odyssey 2 Super Site: Reviews, High Scores, and news items. (Odyssey2) http://members.fortunecity.com/lakeshorelover/
Additional
Information: A fully programmable home video game system that was designed to use 2K ROM game cartridges. It was released in 1978 by Magnavox and Philips, who merged in 1974. Was also known as Videopac G7000 in Europe.
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