List of first generation home video game consoles

Nintendo's first console, the Color TV-Game 6, has one of the most generic names, sharing every element often repeated in other titles.

Possibly due to it being a new technology, unknown by most of the public, manufacturers placed emphasis on what the console was, and what it could do, with little to tell them apart. The most common elements were usually:

• TV - Indicating it was a device that hooked up to a television.
• Color - Indicating the machines were capable of outputting color, as color TV adoption wasn't as widespread yet, and many countries still had black and white television.
• Game - Indicating it was a game that could be played.
• Sport/s - As most were based on pong related games, which fit in the sports genre.
• And additionally a number, which usually indicated either the quantity of different games available on the system, or was just a model number to differentiate systems from one another.

This led to many consoles being nearly identical in name, possibly leading to market confusion.

A lot of the consoles were either copies of others, had very similar form factors with different inputs, or were just distributed under different names in different regions. An example being the Binatone line, being also released simultaneously under the names "Mentor" and "Tokyo". Name changes are most commonly exemplified by the Sears Tele-Games line, which consisted of existing Coleco, APF and Atari Consoles, only difference being the Sears branding;

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  Binatone TV Master Mk IV (1977)
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  Mentor Colour TV Game (1977)
• 
  Tokyo Colour 4
• 
  The original version of Home PONG
• 
  The Sears Tele-Games version

Other examples include;

• Montiverdi TV Sport 825 same as Lloyds TV Sports 812
• Prinztronic Tournament IV same as Magnavox Atomic TV-Player 1

Although most consoles are near identical game play wise, due to the use of the same integrated circuits, some consoles were more blatant on their copying, and tried to mimic specific consoles. An example of what is possibly the first clone video game console is the Spanish Overkal created by Inter Electrónica S. A. in 1974, that cloned the Magnavox Odyssey released two years earlier in the US, and in Europe by ITT as the Odyssee one year earlier, with similar shape, controllers, color scheme, and even all the accessories included, such as the poker chips, paper money, play board, and even the overlays;

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  Magnavox Odyssey (US 1972)
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  ITT Odyssee (EU 1973)
• 
  Inter Electrónica S. A. Overkal (Spain 1974)

Light Gun that came included with the APF TV Fun Model 402c.

Some consoles had light gun style games included in the system alongside the other sports games modes. While supported, some consoles included the accessory in the box, while others needed to be purchased separately. The first Light Gun, the shotgun that worked with the Odyssey and came with the game Shooting Gallery was an optional game. Some were later included with the console in a bundle.

Some guns, like the one on the Coleco Telstar Marksman, came with a removable stock and barrel parts to attach to the gun depending on play style.

Light Guns of this era have realistic proportions, shape and color, due to the fact that during the 70's and 80's there were no laws against the depiction of realistic weapons in children's toys. While some manufacturers later chose to use bright colors and more sci-fi designs, the prohibition of such designs in the US only came in 1992.

The Coleco Telstar Arcade tried to implement Coleco's previous dedicated consoles into one, with little success.

While the video game crash of 1983 lasted three years without innovation and further stagnation, the video game crash of 1977 was a more instantaneous event, because what caused it was the existence of cartridge based consoles like the Fairchild Channel F the year before, and the popular Atari 2600, among many others that were available on the market.

Being able to purchase new, better and different games for the same console at a reduced price, instead of several identical consoles that occupied more space and a connection on the TV, lead to the fall of dedicated consoles, in favor of better technologies. The transition was abrupt, so manufacturers scrambled to replace or sell aging tech.

Atari considered creating a second cartridge console to implement their surplus of processors from their dedicated line of consoles, which took the form of the Atari Game Brain to be released in 1978, but the plan ultimately fell through, as it would create confusion with their more successful console, and so it was canceled.

While these consoles mostly disappeared from America in 1978, in other regions of the world, most notably Europe and Japan, these consoles were thriving, as second generation consoles didn't have a strong presence. This led to a family of clone consoles that had their CPUs in individual cartridges.

More than 200 different companies were involved in the first generation, and while more than half only released one console, it's still a large number of companies compared to the 20 that partook on the second generation.

There were only 18 manufacturers to create consoles past the first generation. The rest never entered the video game console market again. When only counting those who took part in the Second Generation, meaning companies that released a new platform after first generation, there's only 12.

Nintendo is the only company that participated in the first generation that still presently manufactures video game consoles.

   Background shading indicates transition to second generation.

There are 888 first-generation home video game consoles in this list but more than 900 are known to exist.

Console	Manufacturer	Year	Country	Description	Image	CPU	Additional input	Games count	External reference
Ags TVG 101-4	A.G.S. Electronics Ltd.	1977[2]	Canada	Pong console		AY-3-8500		4
TV Fun 401	APF Electronics Inc.	1976	United States of America	APF Pong console		AY-3-8500[3]		4	old-computers.com ID
TV Fun 401A	APF Electronics Inc.	1977	United States of America	APF Pong console		AY-3-8500		4
TV Fun Sportsarama 402 - 402C	APF Electronics Inc.	1977	United States of America	APF Pong console		MPS-7600-001	light gun paddle	8
TV Fun Match 405	APF Electronics Inc.	1977	United States of America	APF Pong console		AY-3-8500		4	old-computers.com ID
TV Fun 405a	APF Electronics Inc.	1977	United States of America	APF Pong console		AY-3-8500		4
TV Fun 406	APF Electronics Inc.	1977	United States of America	APF Pong console		AY-3-8500		4
TV Fun 442	APF Electronics Inc.	1977	United States of America	APF Pong console		TMS-1955		4
TV Fun 444	APF Electronics Inc.		United States of America	APF Pong console				4
Video Game (D-5654)	Academy	1977	United Kingdom	Pong console; 4 games pre-installed		AY-3-8500		4
Most Exciting Home Video Game (D-5614)	Academy	1977	United Kingdom	Pong console		AY-3-8500		4
Video Game (D-5715)	Academy	1977	United Kingdom	Pong console; 6 games pre-installed			light gun	6
TVG-406-6	Academy	1977	United Kingdom	Pong console			light gun	6
D-5996 Programmable TV Game Console	Academy	1977	United Kingdom	PC-50x series
Tele-Sports IV	Acetronic	1978	United Kingdom	pc-50x Pong console
Colour TV Game	Acetronic	1978	United Kingdom	Acetronic Pong console			light gun	10
Sports-Action TV Game 922	Acetronic	1977	United Kingdom	Acetronic Pong console			light gun	6
TV Game T-800	Ajax	1977	United Kingdom	Ajax Pong console		AY-3-8500		4
TVG-621	Ajax		United Kingdom	Ajax Pong console		AY-3-8500		4
T-338	Ajax		United Kingdom	Ajax Pong console. (= Hanimex T-338)		AY-3-8500		4
Color Video Game BM-1000	Ajax	1977	United Kingdom	Ajax Pong console		AY-3-8500
TV Game (TVG-406-6)	Ajax	1977	United Kingdom	Ajax Pong console		AY-3-8500	light gun	6
TV Game AU-807	Ajax	1977	United Kingdom	Ajax Pong console		AY-3-8500		4
TVG-SD-01-8 Color	Akur	1977	Germany	Pong console		AY-3-8500[4]	light gun	6
Video SD-050	Akur	1978[4]	Germany	PC-50x series
Visiomatic 101	Alcatel	1975	France	Pong console produced by Alcatel and sold by Pizon Bros		AY-3-8500[4]	light gun	7	old-computers.com ID
Video Spiel TG-621	Alex	1977[2]	Germany	Pong console (= Conic TV Sports TG-621)		AY-3-8500			old-computers.com ID
Videotronic II (3388)	Alfa Electronics PTE. LTD.		Australia	black case; B&W video output				4
Videotronic II (8550C)	Alfa Electronics PTE. LTD.		Australia	Pong console; color video output				4
Videotronic	Alfa Electronics PTE. LTD.[5]		Australia	discrete Pong console; black case, controller with 2 paddles, 3 games pre-installed				3
TV Spel AU-807	Algemene Bank Nederland	1977[2]	Netherlands	Pong console (= Ajax Pong console)		AY-3-8500		4
TV Spel T-338	Algemene Bank Nederland	1977[2]	Netherlands	Dutch Pong console (= Ajax Pong console)		AY-3-8500		4
Name Of The Game (A-100)	Allied's	1976	United States of America	Alied's console; 2 or 4 players, 4 games pre-installed: handball, tennis, hockey, target		MPS-7600-001	light gun	4
Name of the Game II (A-300)	Allied's	1976	United States of America	Allied's Pong game; only 2 players, 4 games pre-installed: practice, handball, tennis, hockey		MPS-7600-001		4
Electronic TV Game Centre Model 15	Alltronic	1977[2]	European Union	Pong console			light gun	6
HK 1350	Alltronic	1977[2]	European Union	Pong console			light gun	6
7000 Color	Alltronic	1978[2]	European Union	PC-50x series
Stadium 4002	Ameltone	1977[2]	United Kingdom	Pong console		AY-3-8500[4]		4
Stadium BW-11	Ameltone	1977[2]	United Kingdom	Pong console		AY-3-8500[4]	light gun	6
Stadium Colour C-22	Ameltone	1977[2]	United Kingdom	Pong console			light gun	6
TVG-SD-01	Ameltone	1977[2]	United Kingdom	Ameltone pong console				4
Stadium C-4003	Ameltone	1977[2]	United Kingdom	Pong console		AY-3-8500[4]
Most Exciting Home Video Game D-5614	Ameltone	1977[2]	United Kingdom	Pong console		AY-3-8500[4]
6	Asaflex	1977	France	Asaflex Pong console		AY-3-8500	light gun	6	old-computers.com ID
Video Sports 2000	Asaflex	1977	France	Asaflex Pong console		AY-3-8500		4
Video Sports	Asaflex	1977	France	Asaflex Pong console		AY-3-8500		4
TVG-209-4	Asaki		Italy	Pong console; 4 games pre-installed				4
TVG 200	Asaki		Italy	Pong console; 6 games pre-installed (may be the TVG 209 erroneously written?)				6
Ultra Pong Doubles (C-402 D)	Atari, Inc.		United States of America	4 player support		C010765		16	old-computers.com ID
Pong (model C-100)	Atari, Inc.	1976	United States of America	ATARI - 1976		3659-1C/C2566		1	old-computers.com ID
Super Pong (C-140)	Atari, Inc.		United States of America	video game console model		C010073-3		4	old-computers.com ID
Super Pong Ten (C-180)	Atari, Inc.		United States of America	video game console model		C010073-01/C2607[3]		10	MobyGames game ID
Stunt Cycle (C-450)	Atari, Inc.		United States of America	ATARI - 1977. Games: stunt cycle, drag race, motocross, enduro				4	old-computers.com ID
Hockey Pong (C-121)	Atari, Inc.		United States of America	Atari console videogame of first generation				4
Video Pinball C-380 (woodgrain)	Atari, Inc.	1977	United States of America	first-generation home video game console manufactured, released and marketed by Atari, Inc.		C011500-11/C011512-05[3]		7	old-computers.com ID Gaming-History ID
Video Pinball C-380 (white)	Atari, Inc.	1977	United States of America	first-generation home video game console manufactured, released and marketed by Atari, Inc.		C011500-11/C011512-05[3]		7
Super Pong PRO-AM (C-200)	Atari, Inc.		United States of America	video game console model		C010073-01/C2607[3]		5
Super Pong PRO-AM Ten (C-202)	Atari, Inc.		United States of America	Atari console of first generation				10
Ultra Pong (C-402 S)	Atari, Inc.		United States of America	Atari pong console. 16 pong games 2 player. Identical at Ultra Pong Doubles but for two players only.		C010765		16
Pong Doubles (C-160)	Atari, Inc.		United States of America	1 Pong games, 4 players		3659-3		1
TV-Player 1	Atomic	1977[6]	Germany	Pong console manufactured for Car Safety		AY-3-8500		4
TV-Player II	Atomic	1977	Germany	Pong console manufactured for Car Safety				4
PP-800	Audiosonic	1977	Netherlands			AY-3-8500		4	old-computers.com ID
Color TV Game PP-160	Audiosonic	1982	Netherlands	Pong console		AY-3-8500[7]		4
Home's TV Set PP-600	Audiosonic	1977	Netherlands	Pong console		AY-3-8500[7]		4
Most Exciting Home Video Game PP-420	Audiosonic	1977	Netherlands	Pong console		AY-3-8500		4
PP-150	Audiosonic	1978	Netherlands	Pong console				4
PP-790	Audiosonic	1978	Netherlands	PC-50x series
PP-795	Audiosonic	1978	Netherlands	9012 console type (PC-50x series)
PP-900	Audiosonic	1977	Netherlands	Pong console			light gun	6
Tele-Sports IV	Audiosonic	1978	Netherlands	PC-50x series					old-computers.com ID
Programmable tele-sports III	Audiosonic	1978	Netherlands	PC-50x series
PP-920 (920B)	Audiosonic	1978	Netherlands	Pong console (different case from 920C and 920D)			light gun	6
PP-920C	Audiosonic	1978	Netherlands	Pong console (different case from 920, 920B and 920D)			light gun	6
PP-920D	Audiosonic	1978	Netherlands	Pong console (different case from 920, 920B and 920C)			light gun	6
PP-930	Audiosonic	1978	Netherlands	handheld Pong console			light gun	6
PP-940	Audiosonic	1978	Netherlands	Pong console			light gun	6
Most Exciting Home Video Game TVG-201 (TVG 201-4)	Audiosonic	1978	Netherlands	Pong console				4
TVG-4	Audiosonic	1978	Netherlands	Pong console				4
TVG-6 Color tv game	Audiosonic	1978	Netherlands	Pong console			light gun	6
Tele-Sports Mini	Audiosonic	1978	Netherlands	handeld. Identical to Coleco, Prinztronic, … consoles				4
Video Game TVG-8000 Champion 77	BMC	1978	Japan	Pong console			light gun	6
Video Game TVG-5000	BMC	1976	Japan	Pong console. With 6 games (but exists also the 4 games version)			light gun	6
Video Action TVG-9000 Grand Prix 77	BMC	1977	Japan	Pong console; 2 pong games, 2 race games				4
TV JACK 5000	Bandai Co., Ltd.	1978	Japan	PC-50x series Bandai Pong console. Beige or blue colored shell					old-computers.com ID
TV JACK 3000	Bandai Co., Ltd.	1977	Japan	Bandai Pong console: 2 race and 8 pong games				10
TV JACK 2500	Bandai Co., Ltd.	1977	Japan	4 variations of "Space War": Space War, Phantom War, Space Phasor and Phantom Phasor				4
TV JACK 1500	Bandai Co., Ltd.	1977	Japan	Bandai Pong console		AY-3-8600[8]		8
TV JACK 1200	Bandai Co., Ltd.	1977	Japan	Bandai Pong console. 4 players			paddle	4
TV JACK 1000	Bandai Co., Ltd.	1977	Japan	Bandai Pong console		TMS-1955[9]		4
TV Master Mark II	Bang Bang Electronic Co., Ltd.	1977	European Union	Pong console		AY-3-8500[10]		4
Gamatic 7600	Bemor	1977	United States of America	Pong console. Identical to Otron console		TMS-1955[4]		4	old-computers.com ID
Compu-Vision 440	Bentley Industries inc.	1983	United Kingdom	Pong console		AY-3-8500		4	old-computers.com ID
Telesport	Bianchi SA	1977[2]	Spain	Pong console				4
TV Gaming Unit (01-4990)	Binatone	1977	United Kingdom	Binatone Pong console, probably discrete TTL				1	old-computers.com ID
Cablestar (01-4362)	Binatone	1978	United Kingdom	pc-50x Pong console
TV-Tron (01-4982)	Binatone	1976	United Kingdom	binatone Pong console		AY-3-8500		4
TV Master Mk IV (01-4974)	Binatone	1977	United Kingdom	In red or orange case		AY-3-8500		4	old-computers.com ID
TV Master 4 plus 2 (01-4869)	Binatone	1977	United Kingdom	Pong console. lightgun is optional		AY-3-8500	light gun	6	old-computers.com ID
TV Master MK 6 (01-4907)	Binatone	1977	United Kingdom	Pong console		AY-3-8500	light gun	6	old-computers.com ID
TV Master MK 8 (01-4823)	Binatone	1977	United Kingdom	Pong console		AY-3-8610		8	old-computers.com ID
TV Master MK 10 (01-4834)	Binatone	1977	United Kingdom	Pong console. Shooting games are played directly with the analog joysticks		AY-3-8610		10	old-computers.com ID
Colour TV Game (01-4931)	Binatone	1978	United Kingdom	Binatone Pong console		AY-3-8500		4	old-computers.com ID
Colour TV Game 4 plus 2 (01-4850)	Binatone	1978	United Kingdom	Pong console. Lightgun is optional		AY-3-8500	light gun	6	old-computers.com ID
Colour TV Game MK 6 (01-4761)	Binatone	1978	United Kingdom	Pong console		AY-3-8610	light gun	6	old-computers.com ID
Colour TV Game MK 10 (01-4842)	Binatone	1978	United Kingdom	Binatone Pong console. Shooting games are played directly with the analog joysticks		AY-3-8610		10	old-computers.com ID
Superstar (01-4354)	Binatone	1978	United Kingdom	pc-50x Pong console
TVG-203	Bingo	1977	France	French Bingo Pong console		AY-3-8500[3]		4
Video Game HI-1012	Bingo	1977	France	Pong console		AY-3-8500[3]		4
TVG-204	Bingo	1977[11]	France	Pong console				3
TVG-205	Bingo	1977[11]	France	Pong console			light gun	4
TV Action Color 200	Blaupunkt	1977	Germany	Pong console usable only with Blaupunkt TV sets (PS19). 8 games				8
TV Action Color 100	Blaupunkt	1977	Germany	Pong console usable only with Blaupunkt TV sets. 4 games		AY-3-8500		4	old-computers.com ID
Telejuego	Blaupunkt	1977	Germany	It has Spanish texts. For Argentina market		AY-3-8500		4
TG100	Boots Audio	1977	United Kingdom	Pong console				4
Bang 1000	Bowmar	1977	United States of America	Pong console. 4 games				4
Colormate de Luxe	Boyang Electronic corporation		European Union	Pong console. Manufacturer by Boyan Electronic Corporation, sold in Denmark by ???				4
Jeu Video JT 321	Brandt Electronique	1977[2]	France	Pong console				4
Breamcolor	C&G Electronic	1977[12]	Italy	Pong console				3
Breamcross	C&G Electronic	1977[12]	Italy	1° generation console, motorbike games				4
Teleplay (Bream Player Special)	C&G Electronic	1977[12]	Italy	Can be found with "Teleplay" or "Bream Player Special" text				4
TVG 101-4	C.I.C.	1977[2]		Pong console				4
TVG-406-6	C.I.C.	1977[2]		C.I.C. pong console			light gun	6
Videosport	C.V.T. Industries Ltd.	1977[2]	New Zealand	Pong console				4
TVG-872	CAM		Italy	PC-50x series
Lem 2000	Cabel Electronic	1977[2]	Italy	PC-50x series
Bag-A-Tel Ep-800	Calfax	1977	United States of America	Pong console. 4 games		TMS-1955		4
Video Sports 84-6072	Canadian Tire	1976	Canada	Pong console. VS-1 clone		AY-3-8500		4
SD-081	Carinco	1977[2]	European Union	Pong console		AY-3-8610		10
Telstar Arcade	Coleco	1977	United States of America	1977 dedicated first-generation home video game console developed by Coleco. It has 4 cartridges		MPS-7600-001 MPS-7600-002 MPS-7600-003 MPS-7600-004	light gun racing wheel		old-computers.com ID MobyGames platform ID
Telstar Marksman	Coleco	1978	United States of America	dedicated first-generation home video game console released by Coleco in 1978		AY-3-8512	light gun	6	old-computers.com ID
Telstar Alpha	Coleco	1977	United States of America	video game console model		AY-3-8500		4	old-computers.com ID Gaming-History ID
Combat!	Coleco	1977	United States of America	video game console		AY-3-8700		4	old-computers.com ID Gaming-History ID
Telstar Classic	Coleco	1976	United States of America			AY-3-8500		3	old-computers.com ID Gaming-History ID
Telstar Colortron	Coleco	1978	United States of America	video game console made by Coleco		AY-3-8510		4	old-computers.com ID Gaming-History ID
Telstar Ranger	Coleco	1977	United States of America	Video game Pong console made by Coleco		AY-3-8500	light gun	6	old-computers.com ID Gaming-History ID
Telstar Colormatic	Coleco	1977	United States of America	Video game Pong console by Coleco		AY-3-8500		4	old-computers.com ID Gaming-History ID
Telstar Gemini	Coleco	1978	United States of America	video game console		MPS-7600-004	light gun	6	old-computers.com ID Gaming-History ID MobyGames game ID
Telstar	Coleco	1976	United States of America	video game console model, first of the Coleco Telstar series		AY-3-8500		3	old-computers.com ID Gaming-History ID
Telstar Deluxe	Coleco	1977	United States of America	Pong video game console by Coleco		AY-3-8500		3
Telstar Regent	Coleco	1977	United States of America	B&W video game Pong console by Coleco		AY-3-8500		4
Telstar Sportsman	Coleco	1978	United States of America	Video game Pong console by Coleco		AY-3-8500	light gun	6
Telstar Galaxy	Coleco	1977	United States of America	Video game Pong console by Coleco. 4 players and againtst the computer modes		AY-3-8600	joystick	8	MobyGames game ID
Videosport 4000	Comersa	1977	Spain	spanish Pong console			light gun	6
Videosport Junior	Comersa	1977[4]	Spain	spanish Pong console		AY-3-8500[4]		4
Videosport 4000 Color	Comersa	1977	Spain	spanish Pong console			light gun	6
Commodore TV Game 2000K	Commodore International	1975	United States of America			MPS-7600-001	light gun	4	old-computers.com ID
Commodore TV Game 3000H	Commodore International	1977	United States of America	Commodore Pong console		MPS-7600-001	light gun	4
Spectrum 6 (1025)	Concept 2000	1977[3]	United States of America	Pong console. 3 games for 1 or 2 player (3x2=6)		MM-57105N (PAL)[3]		3	old-computers.com ID
Nose T' Nose, 4-way videogame	Concept 2000	1977[13]	United States of America	Pong console				4
TV4+ Four-Way Video Game	Concept 2000	1977[13]	United States of America	Pong console. = OPL Optim TV4+		AY-3-8500[3]		4
TVG-205 colour	Concord	1977[2]	United States of America	Pong console			light gun	6
Telejeu 6000	Concord	1977[2]	United States of America	Pong console		AY-3-8500		4
Video Game TVG-203	Concord	1977[2]	United States of America	Pong console				4
Programmable TV Game 501	Concord	1978[2]	United States of America	Pong console		AY-3-8500[4]
304	Conic	1977	European Union	Conic Pong console. =Audio TG100		AY-3-8500		4
TV Sports TG-621	Conic	1977	European Union	Conic Pong console		AY-3-8500		4	old-computers.com ID
TV Sports TG-721	Conic	1977	European Union			AY-3-8500		3
TVG 101-4	Conic	1977	European Union			AY-3-8500		4
TVG 102-4	Conic	1977	European Union			AY-3-8500		4
TVG 201-4	Conic	1977	European Union			AY-3-8500		4
TVG 202-4	Conic	1977	European Union			AY-3-8500		4
TVG 204-4	Conic	1977	European Union			AY-3-8500		4
Heroic Tank	Conic	1977	European Union					1
TVG 209	Conic	1977	European Union			AY-3-8500		4	old-computers.com ID
TVG 406-6	Conic	1977	European Union				light gun	6
6 game TV game - TVG 4010-6	Conic	1977	European Union	Pong console		AY-3-8500	light gun	6
MPC-862C - Programmable TV Game	Conic	1977	European Union	Pong console. PC-50x series
TVG-SD-01	Conic	1977	European Union	Pong console		AY-3-8500		4
4A-8 (9015)	Conic	1977	European Union	9015 (pc-50x) Pong console
DX-702	Conic	1977	European Union	Pong console			light gun	6
Colour Video Game	Conic	1977	European Union	Pong console				8
Convoy 7600	Consolidate Entrerprises - Convoy	1977[2]	United Arab Emirates	Pong console. = Gamatic 7600				4
Convoy 7706	Consolidate Entrerprises - Convoy[14]		United Arab Emirates	Pong console			light gun	6
Jeux Video JV-2703	Continental Edison	1977	France	Pong console		AY-3-8500[3]		6
Jeux Video JV-2701	Continental Edison	1977[15]	France	Pong console				5
Jeux Video JV-2705	Continental Edison	1977[15]	France	Pong console				4
Jeux Video JV-2707	Continental Edison	1977[15]	France	Pong console			light gun	6
Video Esport	Controlmetrics	1977[2]	Spain	Pong console				4
Color TV game 4000c	Cosinus	1977	Germany	Pong console. 4 games in color				4
Bi.Bip 4	Creatronic	1977	France	Pong console		AY-3-8500[3]		4
Bi.Bip 8	Creatronic	1977	France	Pong console		AY-3-8600[3]		8
Bi.Bip 6	Creatronic	1977[16]	France	Pong console			light gun	6
Bi.Bip 100	Creatronic	1978[16]	France	Pong console. race and pong games			light gun	10
Program 2000 SD-05	Creatronic	1978[16]	France	serie pc-50x
Color TV sports TVG-406-6	DKS	1977[2]	Hong Kong	Pong console			light gun	6
Tele-Action mini GMT513	DMS - Clayton Group Ltd.	1983[3]	United States of America	Pong console		AY-3-8500		4
Tele-Sports Mini	DMS - Clayton Group Ltd.	1983	United States of America	Pong console		AY-3-8500		4	old-computers.com ID
DS-2	DS-2	1977	Spain	Pong console			light gun	6
TV-Sports 77	Daewoo	1977[2]	South Korea	Pong console. Identical to Univox 4IN				4
Video Sport	Davitronix	1977[2]	Denmark	Pong console. dava-tronic text presents on the console				4
7N tv game	Davitronix	1977[2]	Denmark	Pong console. = WonderWizard 7709				4
Marumé 2000 (VM-90C)	Dayya Corp.	1977	United States of America	In red or white case		MPS-7600-001[3]		4
TV-Games 007	Dazzla	1977	Japan	Pong console				5
Sport TV Game Colour TG-0062	Decca	1977	United Kingdom	Pong color pong console. optional light gun		AY-3-8500	light gun	6
Sport TV Game monochrome	Decca	1977	United Kingdom	B&W Pong console. optional light gun		AY-3-8500	light gun	6
Programmable Video Game System	Decca	1977	United Kingdom	pc-50x console
Delta III Videogame	Delta			Pong console. (Exists?)
Deportel	Deportel	1977[2]	Spain	Pong console				4
Multi Color 777 (777-JS)	Derby Master	1977	United Kingdom	Pong console		NTL-600		3
TV Game HVG-220	Diasonic	1977	United States of America	Pong console		AY-3-8500[3]		4
TV Game Y-1170	Diasonic	1977	United States of America	Pong console		AY-3-8500[4]
Y-1170 TV Game	Dick Smith	1977[2]	Australia	Pong console. ≃ Temco T800				4
Video Ball Game Kit	Dick Smith	1978[2]	Australia	Pong console				11
Programmable TV Game Console Y-1160	Dick Smith	1978[2]	Australia	PC-50x series. Similar to Soundic SD-050
TV Game 2001	Digitek	1977	United States of America	Pong console		AY-3-8500[3]		4
Color C4016 Video Games	Duette	1979[17]	Italy	Pong console with two chips. 18 games		AY-3-8610 AY-3-8760		18
Electronic TV Sport Games EP800	E&P Electronic LTD.	1977	Hong Kong	Pong console, 4 games. Rebranded by Granada		AY-3-8500		4
TV Game EP 460	E&P Electronic LTD.	1976	Hong Kong	Pong console. Rebranded by Mecca		AY-3-8500		4
TV Game EP500	E&P Electronic LTD.	1976	Hong Kong	Pong console rebranded by Granada, Nobility, Mecca, Windsor		AY-3-8500		4
TV-Ping-Pong (DN76)	EA	1976[3]	Germany	Digital Pong console. 1 game				1
Hide-Away TV Game	EACA	1977	Netherlands	Pong console		TMS-1965N		4
Mod.2	ERS: Electronic Readout Systems inc.[2]		Hong Kong	Pong console				4
TV-Games LU-009	Echo Electronics Corporation	1977[2]	Taiwan	Pong console, identical to Blaupunkt Telejuego		AY-3-8500		4
Programmable 2003	Elbex	1977[2]	European Union	PC-50x series Pong console			light gun
TV Bol	Electronic Do Brasil	1978[2]	Brazil	Pong console. Sold also by Nacional Elctrnic?				4
Videosport	Electronika	1981	Soviet Union	Soviet Pong console game.		К145ИК17	light gun	6
Videosport 3	Electronika	1983	Soviet Union	Soviet Pong console game		К145ИК17	light gun
Eksi-Video 01	Electronika	1978	Soviet Union	Russian Pong console		К145ИК17		5
Leader	Electronika	1993	Soviet Union	russian Pong console. Can be blue, yellow or black		К145ИК17		5
Videosport-M	Electronika		Soviet Union	russian Pong console		К145ИК17
Eksi-Video 02	Electronika		Soviet Union	Is the same of Eksi-Video 01 plus the presence of a photogun		К145ИК17
Videosport-2	Electronika		Soviet Union	Pong console		К145ИК17
Pro-Sports TVG-1001	Electrophonic	1977	United States of America	Pong console		AY-3-8500[3]		4
Colour T.V. Games TV 01	Electrosport	1978	United Kingdom	Pong console		MM-57105N (PAL)[3]		3
Tv-Jogo Canal 14	Eletron	1978[18]	Brazil	brasilian Pong console			light gun	6
D-5614	Elftone	1977[2]	United Kingdom	Pong console				4
El-tvg-01	Elftone	1977[2]	United Kingdom	Pong console				4
El-tvg-02c	Elftone	1977[2]	United Kingdom	Pong console. Can be blue or white				4
Ameprod Television Game 10	Elwro	1978	People's Republic of Poland	dedicated first-generation home video game console. From 1980 sold by PPZ Ameprod		AY-3-8500	light gun	6
Apollo 2001 Color Home Video Game	Enterprex	1977[3]	United States of America	Pong console		AY-3-8500		4
Apollo 2004 Color Home Video Game	Enterprex	1977	United States of America	Pong console		AY-3-8600[3]		8
Gameroom Tele-Pong (3047)	Entex Industries		United States of America	dedicated first-generation home video game console released by Entex Industries in 1976. Discrete components (Analog+Digital)				1	old-computers.com ID
TV Tennis Electrotennis	Epoch Co.	1975-09-12	Japan	dedicated first-generation home video game console released by Epoch Co. in 1975; first Japanese video game console				1
TV Vader	Epoch Co.	1980	Japan	dedicated first-generation home video game console released by Epoch Co. in 1980				4	old-computers.com ID
TV Block	Epoch Co.	1979	Japan	Pong console by Epoch, clone of Video Pinball (Model C-380) by Atari				7	old-computers.com ID
TV Game System 10	Epoch Co.	1977	Japan	Pong console, based on NEC μPD770C chip			light gun	6
TV Baseball	Epoch Co.	1978	Japan	Epoch baseball home videogame				1	old-computers.com ID
TVG 102-4	Evadin	1977[2]	Brazil	Pong console				4
FS-Spiel TVG-204 - 4/8	Exclusiv	1977[2]	Germany	Pong console				4
TVG-209 - 4	Exclusiv	1977[2]	Germany					4
Color TVG-409 - 4/8	Exclusiv	1977[2]	Germany	Pong console				4
Television Tennis (35)	Executive Games	1975	United States of America	Pong console (Analog+Digital) 2 games				2
Face Off	Executive Games	1976	United States of America	Pong console, 2 games				2
TV-Spiel Color 1	Eximec	1977	Germany	Pong console				4
TV-Spiel Color 2	Eximec	1977	Germany	Pong console		AY-3-8500[19]	light gun	6
TV Games Model 100 TV Spiel	FKF	1976	Germany	Pong console. same of Lasonic 2000 TV Game				3
T.V. Sport / Video Action	Farad Electronics PTY LDT.		Australia	Pong console				4
Federal 7620	Federal[2]			Pong console				4
Video Sports 76	First Dimension	1976	United States of America	Pong console. black & white		AY-3-8500[20]		3
Video Sports 76c	First Dimension	1976	United States of America	Pong console. (identical to model 76)		AY-3-8500[20]		3
Video System FD-3000W	First Dimension[21]	1975	United States of America	Pong console.Digital (CMOS). 3 games				3
Sportstron TV-Game (Coca-Cola edition)	Fuji Electric	1977	Japan	Pong console. The dials built-in the system are coke cap shaped		AY-3-8500		3	old-computers.com ID
Furtec 4 (TVG-30)	Furtec	1977[2]	Spain	metal compact Pong console				4
Furtec 5	Furtec	1977[2]	Spain	Pong console with canvas bag			light gun	6
Furtec 6 (TVG-10)	Furtec	1977[2]	Spain	metal Pong console			light gun	6
Tele Pong IV	GTE General de telecomunicaciones	1976	Mexico	4 player Pong console. 4 games: Tenis, Soccer, Squash, pistola. ≃ Allied's Name of the Game II (A-300)		MPS-7600-001	light gun	4
Tele Pong	GTE General de telecomunicaciones	1976	Mexico	Pong console. ≃ Allied's Name Of The Game II		MPS-7600-001		4
7640	Gemini	1976[22]	United States of America	Pong console. Same circuit of Heathkit GD-1999		MM-57105N (PAL)		3
Wonder Wizard 7702	General Home Products (GHP)	1976	United States of America	Full or partial woodgrain case models. same circuit board than Odyssey 300		AY-3-8500[3]		3	old-computers.com ID
Wonder Wizard, Bulls Eye (7704)	General Home Products (GHP)	1976	United States of America	Pong console		AY-3-8500[3]	light gun	6
Wonder Wizard, Sharp Shooter (7705)	General Home Products (GHP)	1976	United States of America	Pong console		AY-3-8500[3]	light gun	6
Wonder Wizard, Scoreboard (7706)	General Home Products (GHP)	1976	United States of America	Pong console		AY-3-8500[3]		4
WonderWizard 7709	General Home Products (GHP)	1977	United States of America	May be unreleased. = Davitronix 7N		AY-3-8500[23]		4
Electrosport Colour	Glendearg	1977	United Kingdom	Pong console				3
Video Olympiad	Glorytone	1976	United States of America	USA Pong console. Games: tennis, hockey, squash, pratique		AY-3-8500		4
Video Olympiad Colorama (7701)	Glorytone[24]	1978	United States of America	Pong pong console		MM-57105N (PAL)		3
Geti-3220	Gorenje	1977	Slovenia	Pong console		AY-3-8500	light gun	6	old-computers.com ID
Color Video Game TVG-432	Gracia	1977[25]	European Union	Pong console				3
TV Game R-1800	Gracia	1977[25]	European Union	Pong console		AY-3-8500		4
Colorsport VIII (CS1818)	Granada Electronics		United States of America	dedicated first-generation home video game console released by Granada Electronicsin USA in 1978		MPS-7600-001[3]	light gun	4
TV Game EP500	Granada Electronics	1977	United States of America	Pong console				4
TV Game EP800	Granada Electronics	1977	United States of America	Granada Pong console manufactuured by E&P Electronic LTD.		TMS-1955[26]		4
Video Olympiad	Granada Electronics	1976	United States of America	Pong console		AY-3-8500		4
Video Sports	Granada Electronics	1976	United States of America	Pong console		AY-3-8500[3]		4
TV game color Adman 3000	Grandstand	1977	New Zealand	Grandstand color Pong console. electronic board shows "F'GAMATIC-7600"		TMS-1965N		4	old-computers.com ID
Sports Centre 5000 Colour	Grandstand	1979	New Zealand	Grandstand Pong and motorcycle racing console		AY-3-8500 AY-3-8760	light gun	10
Sports Centre 6000	Grandstand	1980	United Kingdom	Grandstand Pong console		AY-3-8610		10
TVG-3600 1/MKII/MKIII	Grandstand	1979	New Zealand	grandstand Pong console. 4 models: base, 1, MKII and MKIII. Different aspect but same games		AY-3-8500	light gun	6
adman TVG-2600 MK II	Grandstand	1977	New Zealand	grandstand Pong console		AY-3-8500	light gun	6
Match of the Day 2000	Grandstand	1977	New Zealand	grandstand Pong console		AY-3-8500		4
TV Game Adman 2000	Grandstand		New Zealand	B&W Pong console. electronic board shows "F'GAMATIC-7600"		TMS-1965N		4	old-computers.com ID
Colour Video Sports Centre 4600 DeLuxe	Grandstand	1977	New Zealand	Pong console			light gun	6
Adman Sportsvision TV Game Model 1000	Grandstand	1977	New Zealand	Pong console				4
Colour Cartridge SD050	Grandstand	1978	New Zealand	PC-50x series console
Colour Programmable SD070	Grandstand	1978	New Zealand	PC-50x series console
Telescore 750	Groupe SEB	1977	France	dedicated first-generation home video game console by Groupe SEB. no detachable controllers		TMS-1965N		4	old-computers.com ID
Telescore 751	Groupe SEB	1977	France	identical to Telescore 750 but with two detachable game controllers				4
Telescore 752	Groupe SEB	1977	France	color display. Like the 750 but with two detachable game controllers and a lightgun		AY-3-8500	light gun	6
Tele-Spiel 1	Grundig	1978[3]	Germany	TV plug-in module. Usable only with Grundig TV		AY-3-8500
Tank Battle	Grundig	1977	Germany	1 tank game and 4 Pong games				5
Triple Challenge 7701	Gulliver	1976	United States of America	Pong console		AY-3-8500[3]		3
Telematch TV Sports Color video game	HGS Electronic	1977	Germany	Pong console		AY-3-8500	light gun	6
Telesport Model 4	HGS Electronic	1978	Germany	serie pc-50x					old-computers.com ID
BSS 01	Halbleiterwerk Frankfurt (Oder) / Kombinat Mikroelektronik Erfurt	1980	German Democratic Republic	dedicated home video game console released in East Germany by the VEB Halbleiterwerk Frankfurt (Oder) in 1980 or 1981		AY-3-8500		5	old-computers.com ID MobyGames game ID
SD-070 Coulour (programmable TV-game console)	Hanimex	1978	United Kingdom	PC-50x family Pong console					old-computers.com ID
T-338	Hanimex	1979	United Kingdom	Pong video game console		AY-3-8500		4	old-computers.com ID
Jeu-Tele Electronique Modèle 7771	Hanimex	1977	United Kingdom	home video game console		AY-3-8500		4	old-computers.com ID
666	Hanimex	1978	United Kingdom	666s is blue, 666t is green, 666s-p french version, 666s-n english version		AY-3-8500		4	old-computers.com ID
677	Hanimex	1978	United Kingdom	video game console 677CG or 677CP		AY-3-8500	light gun	6	old-computers.com ID
TVG 070C	Hanimex		United Kingdom	pc-50x family Pong console
Electronic TV Game 777	Hanimex	1977	United Kingdom	Pong console				4
7771-P	Hanimex	1977	United Kingdom	Pong console		AY-3-8500
7771-G	Hanimex	1977	United Kingdom	black model		AY-3-8500	light gun	6
888	Hanimex	1977	United Kingdom	Pong console		MPS-7600-001[4]		4
TV Scoreboard 888G	Hanimex	1977	United Kingdom	Pong console		MPS-7600-001[4]		4
TVG-801	Hanimex	1977	United Kingdom	Pong console				3
Programmable TV-game TVG-050C	Hanimex	1978	United Kingdom	pc-50x family Pong console
TVG-8610	Hanimex		United Kingdom	Pong console		AY-3-8610		10
TVG-8610C	Hanimex		United Kingdom	Pong console		AY-3-8610		10
TVG-500	Hanimex	1977	United Kingdom	Pong console				4
TVG 3000	Hanimex	1978	United Kingdom	PC-50x series			racing wheel
Colour TV Game 8881	Hanimex	1977	United Kingdom	Pong console			light gun	6
H-5 Mini Color TV Game	Harvard	1978	United States of America	Pong console		AY-3-8500		4
Color TV game (H-11)	Harvard	1978	United States of America	Pong console: tennis, football, squash, practice				4
H-1	Harvard	1978	United States of America	Pong console
Tank Battle TV Game H-7	Harvard	1977	United States of America	Pong console. 1 tank game and 4 pong games				5
GD-1380	Heathkit	1976	United States of America	Pong console		AY-3-8500[3]	light gun	6
GD-1999	Heathkit	1976	United States of America	Pong console		MM-57105N (PAL)[3]		3
VideoSport MK2	Henry's	1974	United Kingdom	dedicated first-generation home video game console released in 1974 or 1975				3
TVG-621	Heru Ellipses	1977	Belgium	belgian Pong console		AY-3-8500		4
TV Sport (T-338)	Heru Ellipses	1977	Belgium	Pong console		AY-3-8500		4
TVG-203	Hit-Go	1977	France	Pong console			light gun	6
HIT-10	Hit-Go		France	French Pong console				10
Video Game VG-104	Hitachi	1977	Japan	Pong console				4
Videoalvo (VD-850 A)	Hobbytron	1977	Brazil	Pong console		AY-3-8500[3]	light gun	6
Videorama	Hobbytron	1978[27]	Brazil	Pong console			light gun	6
Telecourt HVG-110	Hometronics	1977	United States of America	B&W Pong console		AY-3-8500		4
Telecourt HVG-220	Hometronics	1977	United States of America	Color Pong console		AY-3-8500		4
Video-Sports Color (Honeybell-55)	Honeybell	1977	Germany	Pong console		AY-3-8500		4
TV games	Híradástechnikai Szövetkezet		Hungary	Hungarian Pong console		AY-3-8500[7]	light gun	6
Tele-Tainment	IEA	1976[3]	Canada	analog Pong console. Videomaster Olympic clone				7
Tele-Tainment II	IEA	1976[3]	Canada	Analog Pong console				7
Colorgame	IMC (Intercon Marketing Corporation)	1977	United States of America	Pong console, black or yellow case			light gun	3
TV Sport 1004 (D-670/37)	INTerELektronik GmbH (Intel)	1977	Germany	Pong console		TMS-1965N		4
TV-Super Sport 1006	INTerELektronik GmbH (Intel)	1977	Germany	Pong console			light gun	6
TV Sport 2004	INTerELektronik GmbH (Intel)	1978	Germany	Pong console		AY-3-8500[3]		4
TV Sport 3006 (D-713/36)	INTerELektronik GmbH (Intel)	1977	Germany	Pong console			light gun	6
TV Sport 4010	INTerELektronik GmbH (Intel)	1978	Germany	Pong console. B&W video		AY-3-8610		10
TV Sport 5010 (Art.D759/36)	INTerELektronik GmbH (Intel)	1978	Germany	Pong pong console		AY-3-8610		10
Super-Telesport (D-688/36)	INTerELektronik GmbH (Intel)	1977	Germany	Pong console		AY-3-8500		4	old-computers.com ID
Monza (D-719/00)	INTerELektronik GmbH (Intel)	1978	Germany	Pong console		F-4301		4
Grand Prix (D-731/07)	INTerELektronik GmbH (Intel)	1978	Germany	Pong console		F-4301		4
Universal Tele-Play (D-744/34)	INTerELektronik GmbH (Intel)	1979	Germany	pc-50x Pong console
Telejeu SD-043	ITMC	1982	France	Pong console		AY-3-8500	light gun	6
Telejeu 6 jeux SD 017F	ITMC	1977	France	Pong console		AY-3-8610	light gun	6
SD-040F	ITMC		France	Pong console				10
SD-050	ITMC		France	pc-50x Pong family console
SD 90	ITMC		France	pc-50x Pong series console
Ideal Computer Tele-Match Cassette 1	ITT Schaub-Lorenz	1977[28]	Germany	Pong module console usable only with ITT TVs		AY-3-8500[28]		4
Ideal Computer Tele-Match Cassette 2	ITT Schaub-Lorenz	1978[28]	Germany	Pong console usable only with ITT TVs		AY-3-8600		8
Ideal Computer Tele-Match Cassette 3	ITT Schaub-Lorenz	1978[28]	Germany	3 tank games. Console usable only with ITT TVs		AY-3-8710[28]		3
Ideal Computer Tele-Match Cassette 4	ITT Schaub-Lorenz	1978[28]	Germany	4 motorcycle games. Console usable only with ITT TVs		AY-3-8760[28]		4
Odyssee	ITT Schaub-Lorenz	1973	Germany	European version of the Magnavox Odyssey. With cartridges				22
Tele-sports mini TV Game (XK 400)	Ingersoll	1978	United Kingdom	equals to Radofin mini		AY-3-8500		4
XK 600B screenplay	Ingersoll	1978	United Kingdom			AY-3-8500	light gun	6
TV Game R-1800, Home TV Set	Ingersoll	1977	United Kingdom	Pong console		AY-3-8500		4
Colour Match XK-500C	Ingersoll	1978	United Kingdom	handheld Pong console			light gun	6
Battle Command XK-1010	Ingersoll	1978	United Kingdom	PC-50x series, equals to Poppy TVG-10
XK 410C, Multi-colour Sport	Ingersoll	1977	United Kingdom	10 games. Two shooting games are played with standard controller(joysticks)		AY-3-8610		10	old-computers.com ID
Programmable Video Console XK-4000	Ingersoll	1977	United Kingdom	pc-50x
GT-10C	Inno-Hit		Italy	Pong console with pistol. 10 games				10
GT-16C	Inno-Hit		Italy	Pong console; 6 games pre-installed			light gun	6
GT-20C	Inno-Hit		Italy	Pong console. 10 games				10
GT-4N (Sportron)	Inno-Hit		Italy	Pong console; 6 games pre-installed				6
GT-66C	Inno-Hit		Italy	Pong console; 6 games pre-installed			light gun	6
GT-6N	Inno-Hit		Italy	Pong console; 6 games pre-installed			light gun	6
Overkal	Inter Electrónica	1973[3]	Spain	Spanish clone of the Magnavox Odyssey. Digital (Trans) and witthout cartridges: it has 5 button to select the games		zero[3]		5
TV Games TVS-5	Intercord	1978	Germany	Pong console		AY-3-8500		4
Telespiel TVS-6	Intercord	1978	Germany	Pong console		AY-3-8500		4
Color Tank-TV-Spiel (CTVS 11)	Intercord	1977	Germany	first generation game console: 1 tank game and 4 pong games				5
Tele-Computer XL-2000	Intercord	1982	Germany	pc-50x family console
TVS-4 Electronic	Intercord	1977	Germany	Pong console				4
Colour Pistol TV Game (1165)	Interstate Electronics Ltd.	1977	United Kingdom	Pong console			light gun	6
Mini TV Game (1102)	Interstate Electronics Ltd.	1977	United Kingdom	Pong console				8
Mini TV Game (1104)	Interstate Electronics Ltd.	1977	United Kingdom	Pong game		AY-3-8500		4
Multisport TV Game (1110)	Interstate Electronics Ltd.	1977	United Kingdom	Pong console		AY-3-8610		10
TVG-1199	Interstate Electronics Ltd.	1977	United Kingdom	Pong console				10
Pistol TV Game-1160	Interstate Electronics Ltd.	1977	United Kingdom	Black and white display			light gun	6
Programaster 1125	Interstate Electronics Ltd.	1977	United Kingdom	PC-50x series of consoles. Same of Sportron Programaster
Video 2000	Interton	1975[29]	Germany	dedicated first-generation home video game console by Interton				5	MobyGames platform ID
Interton Video 3001	Interton	1977	Germany	dedicated first-generation home video game console produced, released and marketed by Interton starting in 1978		AY-3-8500	light gun	6
Interton Video 2400	Interton	1977	Germany	dedicated first-generation home video game console by Interton		AY-3-8500		5	old-computers.com ID
Interton Video 2501	Interton	1977	Germany	dedicated first-generation home video game console by Interton		MM-57105N (PAL)		3
Video 3000	Interton	1977	Germany	Interton Pong console. B&W		AY-3-8500	light gun	6	old-computers.com ID
Interton Video 2800	Interton	1977	Germany	dedicated first-generation home video game console by Interton		F-4301		4
Club Exclusiv 2000	Interton	1977	Germany	variation of the Interton Video 3000		AY-3-8500	light gun	6
TVG-888	Irradio	1978	Italy	PC-50x series
Video Sports - Electronic 4-in-1	J. C. Penney	1983[2]	United States of America	Pong console				4
T.V. Game	Jet Signal Industries CO.		Taiwan	taiwan Pong console				4
Multi-TV-Game HF344	JostyKit	1979	Denmark	Pong console sold as a kit		AY-3-8500		4	old-computers.com ID
Video Computer Games - TV 003	Kind 4	1977	France	yellow Pong console. 4 games				4
Color Video Attack S-560C	Kiyo-Seiwa	1977	Japan	Pong console				5
Color Video Game (CS? 700)	Kiyo-Seiwa	1977	Japan	Pong console				3
Electronic Action TV Game Model 200	Kiyo-Seiwa	1977	Japan	Pong console			light gun	6
Kodak Color Film	Kiyo-Seiwa	1977	Japan	yellow Pong console, Identical to Video Attack TG-7800				4
Video Attack 7	Kiyo-Seiwa	1977	Japan	Pong console			light gun	7
Video Attack TG-7800	Kiyo-Seiwa	1977	Japan	red Pong console, identifcal to Kodak Color Film				4
Video Sports (SG-1000)	Kiyo-Seiwa	1977[2]	Japan	yellow Pong console. 7 games: 1,2 hockey, squash, tennis, shooting, rifle 1,2			light gun	7
TVG-621	Klervox	1978	France	French Pong console		AY-3-8500		4
Jeu TV - TVG-6	Klervox	1978	France	Pong console. 6 games		AY-3-8500[3]	light gun	6
TV Sports - TVG SD-04	Klervox	1978	France	Pong console, 10 games				10
SD-050S color	Klervox	1978	France	PC-50x series
Tele-Multiplay 6000 (825-328)	Körting Radio Werke	1977	Germany	Pong console		TMS-1965N[30]	light gun	6	old-computers.com ID
Tele-Multiplay 4000 (825-301)	Körting Radio Werke	1977	Germany					4
Tele-Multiplay 8000 (825-336)	Körting Radio Werke	1978	Germany	Pong console		AY-3-8600[31]		8	old-computers.com ID
Tele-Multi Play (825/042)	Körting Radio Werke	1977	Germany	Pong console		AY-3-8500[3]		4
Tele-Multiplay L (825-050)	Körting Radio Werke	1977	Germany	Pong console				4
Videojuel	Laboratorio Electrónico Hiroshima		Argentina	argentinian Pong console, clone of Magnavox Odyssey
Programmable TV Game - TVG-868	Lark	1978[2]	Australia	PC-50x series
TG-621	Lark	1977[2]	Australia	australian Pong console		AY-3-8500[4]		4
TV Sport	Lark	1978[2]	Australia	Pong console				10
2000 T.V. Game	Lasonic	1978[32]	France	analog Pong console, uses discrete components. Games: Tennis, Football and Squash				3
Tele-Jeux TJ-140	Leaphon	1977	France	Pong console				4
TV-Sports 801 (mod.E801)	Lloyd's	1976	United States of America	Pong console		AY-3-8500		4
TV-Sports 802 (mod.802)	Lloyd's	1977	United States of America	Pong console		AY-3-8500	light gun	6
TV-Sports 813 (mod.813)	Lloyd's	1977	United States of America	Pong console			light gun	6
TV Sports 812	Lloyd's		United States of America	Pong console			light gun	6
Color TV Game CT-7600CG	Logitec	1978[2]	Japan	Pong console. gray or woodgrain				4
Sportsman 2001	Luxor Systems		Sweden	color Pong console		MM-57105N (PAL)		3	old-computers.com ID
Tele-Ball V	MBO	1977	Germany	Pong console		TMS-1965N[3]	light gun	6
Tele-Ball VIII (0443)	MBO	1978	Germany	Pong console. 8 games: 4 Pong games + 2 shooting games + 2 car racing games		AY-3-8500[3] F-4301[3]		8	old-computers.com ID
Teleball-Cassetten-System	MBO	1977	Germany	PC-50x series					old-computers.com ID
TG-621	MBO	1977	Germany	Pong console. Same of Conic TG 621		AY-3-8500		4
Tele-ball	MBO	1977	Germany	Pong console		AY-3-8500		4	old-computers.com ID
Tele-Ball II	MBO	1977	Germany	Pong console		AY-3-8500		4	old-computers.com ID
Tele-Ball III	MBO	1977	Germany	B&W Pong console		AY-3-8500		4	old-computers.com ID
Tele-Ball IV	MBO	1977	Germany	color Pong console		TMS-1955[33]		4	old-computers.com ID
Tele-Ball VI	MBO	1977	Germany	Pong console				8
Tele-Ball VII	MBO	1977	Germany	Pong console		AY-3-8500	light gun	6	old-computers.com ID
Tele-Ball IX	MBO	1978	Germany	color 10 games Pong console		AY-3-8610		10	old-computers.com ID
Teleball-Cassetten-System II	MBO	1978	Germany	PC-50x series
SD-05	Mach	1978[2]	Sweden	PC-50x series
Teleclick	Magiclick	1979	Argentina	2 versions and 2 cases: one for Argentinian market and one fot Spanish market. Use AY-3-8500-7 cpu		AY-3-8500		5	old-computers.com ID
Odyssey	Magnavox	1972-09 1973 1974	United States of America	first commercial home video game console			light gun	22	VideoGameGeek platform ID UVL platform ID GameFAQs platform ID GameFAQs platform ID old-computers.com ID MobyGames platform ID Internet Game Database platform ID Gaming-History ID
Odyssey 100	Magnavox	1975	United States of America	home video game console. Digital (TI). Hockey and tennis				2	old-computers.com ID
Odyssey 200	Magnavox	1975	United States of America	home video game console. Digital (TI). Tennis, Hockey, Smash				3	UVL platform ID old-computers.com ID
Odyssey 300	Magnavox	1976	United States of America	home video game console		AY-3-8500		3	old-computers.com ID MobyGames game ID
Odyssey 400	Magnavox	1976	United States of America	home video game console. Digital (TI)				3	old-computers.com ID
Odyssey 500	Magnavox	1976	United States of America	home video game console. Digital (TI). 3 games. The soccer 4° game is a combination of the "hockey" playfield and "smash" player graphics				3	old-computers.com ID
Odyssey 2000	Magnavox	1977	United States of America	home video game console		AY-3-8500		4	old-computers.com ID MobyGames game ID
Odyssey 3000	Magnavox	1977	United States of America	home video game console		AY-3-8500		4
Odyssey 4000	Magnavox	1977	United States of America	home video game console		AY-3-8600		8
Odyssey 4305	Magnavox	1976[2]	United States of America	color TV and Pong console in the same unit				3
TV Jogo 10	Malitron	1978[2]	Brazil	Pong console				10
Video Pinball	Maree Electrónica[34]	1977	Spain	Spanish Pong videogame				4
Video Pinball-10	Maree Electrónica[34]	1978	Spain	10 games				10
TV Sport 2002	Markint	1977	France	It exists French and English version		AY-3-8500[3]		4
304 Video Game	Markint	1977	France	Pong console				4
T1 Tank Heroique	Markint	1977	France	tank game console				1
TV-Sport 2001	Markint	1977	France	Pong console				4
TV-Sport 6002	Markint[35]	1977	France	Pong console			light gun	6
Tele-Sports	Markint	1977	France	Markint Pong console		AY-3-8500[3]		4
4A Video Game	Markint	1977	France	Pong console		AY-3-8500		4
6 (96)	Markint	1977	France	Pong console
Spectrum 6, Color-fernsehspiel	Match	1977	Germany	Pong console		MM-57105N (PAL)		3
SD-01	Match	1977	Germany	Pong console. White or woodgrain case		AY-3-8500		4	old-computers.com ID
Match Color (AY-3-8610)	Match	1978	Germany	Pong console		AY-3-8610[3]		10
Match Color (NTL 600)	Match	1977	Germany	Pong console		NTL-600[3]		3
EP-460	Mecca	1976	United States of America	Pong console		AY-3-8500[3]		4
EP-500	Mecca	1976	United States of America	Pong console				4
Colour TV Game	Mentor	1977	European Union	Pong console,		AY-3-8500		4
Sport TG 20	Mentor	1977	European Union	Pong console, the same system as the Binatone TV Master MK IV		AY-3-8500		4	old-computers.com ID
Tele-Sports	Mentor	1977	European Union	Mentor Pong console		AY-3-8500		4
Colour 6 TV Game	Mentor	1977	European Union	Pong console			light gun	6
Colour 10 TV Game	Mentor	1977	European Union	Pong console
Commander	Mercury	1977	United Kingdom	PC-50x series
Commander Mark III	Mercury	1978	United Kingdom	PC-50x series
Mec TV Games TVG 1000	Mestron	1976	Germany	Pong console. 3 games				3
Fernseh Spiel TVG 2006	Mestron	1976	Germany	Pong console. 6 games. Analog (TTL/Transistor)				6
Color Game GMC-802	Miragame	1982	European Union	Pong console. 8 games. identical to Nintendo Color TV Game-15		M-588315	light gun	8	old-computers.com ID
GM-402	Miragame	1977	European Union	Pong console. The same of Samdo GM-402		AY-3-8500		4
Video Sporter GXL-4	Monarch	1978	Netherlands	Pong console				4
Video Sporter XTL-4	Monarch	1978	Netherlands	Pong console				4
Video Sporter CTX-4 Color	Monarch	1978	Netherlands	Pong console				4
CTX-2000 programmable video computer	Monarch	1978	Netherlands	PC-50x series
Video Sporter	Monarch	1978	Netherlands	Pong console				4
TV Sport 825	Monteverdi		United States of America	Pong console. same as Lloyds TV Sports 812			light gun	6
Video World Of Sports	Montgomery Ward	1977	United States of America	Coleco Telstar Deluxe sold by Montgomery Ward for canadian market.		AY-3-8500		3
Multi-Play 3300	Music Leader	1977	European Union	Pong console				4
9012 Color video game	Mustang	1977	Germany	Pong console		AY-3-8500	light gun	6
9009 Video game	Mustang	1977	Germany	Pong console		AY-3-8500		4
9008	Mustang	1977	Germany	Pong console		AY-3-8500		4
9014 Panzerschlacht	Mustang	1977	Germany	first gen console. 1 tank game and 4 pong games				5
9015	Mustang	1977	Germany	PC-50x series
Adversary 370	National Semiconductor	1976	United States of America	Pong console		MM-57105N (PAL)		3
NV1001	Neutron	1977		Pong console. 10 games				10
NV404 video game	Neutron	1977		Pong console; 4 games pre-installed				4
Micro 14 14NT320	Noblex Argentina		Argentina	14-inch TV and Pong console by Noblex		AY-3-8500		3
Colour TV Game H-906	Norda	1977	European Union	Pong console			light gun	6
TV Game H-915	Norda	1977	European Union	Pong console				4
TV Game H-925	Norda	1977	European Union	Pong console			light gun	6
TV Game TG-621	Norda	1977	European Union	Pong console				4
Color TelePlay	Nordmende	1980	Germany	Pong console linkable only to some models of Nordmende televisions			light gun	6
Nesa Pong	Novedades Electronicas S.A.[2]		Mexico	color Pong console. Case can be white or black, in plastic or metal				3
Colour Video Sports Game TV 9006	Novex	1977	Netherlands	Pong console		NTL-600		3
TV-9005	Novex	1977	Netherlands	Pong console				4
TV game TV-9010-C	Novex	1977	Netherlands	portable Pong console, the same of Ultrasound		AY-3-8500		4
Computerized Electronic Programmable Video Game 1010	Novex	1978	Netherlands	PC-50x series (9015 cartridge format)
video sports (TJ-142)	Novoton	1977	France	Pong console		AY-3-8500		4	old-computers.com ID
TJ-141	Novoton	1977	France	same Pong as the Alex Video Spiel TG-621 or the Conic TV Sports TG-621.		AY-3-8500		4	old-computers.com ID
Optim Sport T-338	OPL		United Kingdom	Pong console				4
Optim Sport (Mark I)	OPL	1977	United Kingdom	Pong console		AY-3-8500[36]		4
Optim TV Sport TVG-203	OPL	1977	United Kingdom	handheld Pong console		AY-3-8500[36]	light gun	6
Optim TV4+ Four-Way Video Game	OPL	1977[13]	United Kingdom	Pong console. Equal to Concept 2000 TV4+		AY-3-8500[36]		4
Optim 600 colour	OPL[4]	1978	United Kingdom	PC-50x series
Gamatic 7706	Olympos Electronic	1978	United States of America	Pong console. Equals to Otron Gamatic 7706		AY-3-8500[3]	light gun	6
Gamatic 7600	Olympos Electronic	1978	United States of America	Pong console. similar to Otron Gamatic 7600		AY-3-8500[4]		4
PP-2000	Orelec	1976[37]	France	Pong console. Analog (TTL)				2
Gamatic 7706	Otron	1977	Korea	Pong console		TMS-1955[4]	light gun	6
Gamatic 7600	Otron	1977	Korea	Pong console. Beige, red, white, blue box		TMS-1955[4]		4
Gamatic 7704	Otron	1977	Korea	Pong console				4
Gamatic 8600 Programmable Video Game	Otron		Korea	PC-50x series
TV Sport	Packet Instrument	1976	Australia	Australian Pong console		AY-3-8500		4
Tele-Match 4000 (825-131)	Palladium	1977	Germany	Pong console		AY-3-8500[3]		4
Tele-Match 6000 (825-166)	Palladium	1977	Germany	Pong console, 6 games			light gun	6
Tele-Cassetten-Game Color (825-530)	Palladium	1978	Germany	PC-50x series					old-computers.com ID
Tele-Cassetten-Game Color (825-581)	Palladium	1978	Germany	PC-50x series					old-computers.com ID
Tele-Match (825-182)	Palladium	1977	Germany	Pong console, 6 games in B&W			light gun	6
Tele-Match (825-425)	Palladium	1977	Germany	Pong console, 6 color games			light gun	6
Tele-Match (825-468)	Palladium	1977	Germany	Pong console. 4 games B&W		AY-3-8500		4
Tele-Match Color (825-344)	Palladium	1977	Germany	Pong console. 6 color games			light gun	6
Tele-Match Color (825-452)	Palladium	1977	Germany	Pong console, Rifle and Pistol included			light gun
Tele-Match Color (825-484)	Palladium	1977	Germany	Pong game. 4 color game				4
Tele-Multiplay SR (825-417)	Palladium	1977	Germany	12 games Pong console				12	old-computers.com ID
Polygame Tele-Match	Palladium	1977	Germany	6 color Pong game console				6
Tele-Match Color R (825-352)	Palladium	1977	Germany	Pong game
Tele-Match R (825-387)	Palladium	1977	Germany	Pong game
CX-302	Palson	1977[38]	Spain	in different colors. Also Marie Claire and Mister Kler Promotional Edition				4
CX-303	Palson	1977[38]	Spain	spanish Pong console. in different colors				3
CX-306 Super 10 Color	Palson	1977[38]	Spain	10 games. In different colors				10
CX-340	Palson	1977[38]	Spain	in different colors				4
CX-336 Game Cassette System	Palson		Spain	serie pc-50x console
Telematch (J5)	Panoramic	1977	Argentina	Argentinian Pong console. Clone of Magnavox Odyssey but without cartridges. 5 games, selectable with buttons				5
Telematch Junior	Panoramic	1977	Argentina	Pong console				5
Telematch Nuclear	Panoramic	1977	Argentina	Pong console			light gun	6
Jeu Video JV1V	Pathé-Marconi	1977[2]		Pong console				5
Jeu Video JV2V	Pathé-Marconi	1977[2]		Pong console				6
Jeu Video JV402V	Pathé-Marconi	1977[2]		Pong console				4
Jeu Video JV602V	Pathé-Marconi	1977[2]		Pong console				6
Telejogo	Philco	1977	United States of America	dedicated first-generation home video game console released by Philco and Ford in 1977		MM-57105N (PAL)		3
Telejogo II	Philco	1978	United States of America	Philco/Ford Pong console		AY-3-8610		10
Odyssey 2100	Philips	1978	Netherlands	home video game console		MM-57186		6	old-computers.com ID MobyGames game ID
Odyssey 200	Philips	1976	Netherlands	Philips console identical to the Magnavox Odssesy 200				3
Odyssey 2001	Philips	1977	Netherlands	color philips Pong console		MM-57105N (PAL)		3	old-computers.com ID
Tele-Spiel ES-2201	Philips	1975	Netherlands	Philips Pong console. Discrete components and 5 cartridges: Tennis, Pelota, Skeet shooting, Racing, Ghostchaser				5	old-computers.com ID MobyGames platform ID
Tele-Spiel ES 2203 Las Vegas	Philips	1977	Netherlands	Philips Pong console		AY-3-8500	light gun	6
Tele-Spiel ES 2204	Philips	1977	Netherlands	Philips Pong console		AY-3-8500	light gun	6
Tele-Spiel ES 2207 Travemünde	Philips	1977	Netherlands	philips Pong console		AY-3-8500		4
Tele-Spiel ES 2208 Las Vegas super color	Philips	1978	Netherlands	Philips Pong console		AY-3-8550	light gun	6	old-computers.com ID
Tele-Spiel ES 2218 Las Vegas	Philips	1978	Netherlands	Philips Pong console		AY-3-8600		8
Videojeu N20	Philips	1977	Netherlands	Philips Pong console		AY-3-8500	light gun	6	old-computers.com ID
Videojeu N30	Philips	1977	Netherlands	Philips Pong console. Games: jeu de quilles, pelote basque, billard electronique, foot ball, tennis, hand ball		MM-57186		6
Zonk	Phone-Mate inc.	1977	United States of America	Pong console				4
Teleflipper	Phonola	1978	Italy	Pong console. Rebranded version of Philips Odyssey 2001.		MM-57105N (PAL)		3
Color TV-Game 15	Nintendo	1977	Japan	home dedicated console by Nintendo. 8 games, and only 7 for one or two player: 7 x 2 + 1 = 15.				8	MobyGames game ID
Color TV-Game 6	Nintendo	1977	Japan	home dedicated console by Nintendo. 3 games for 1 or 2 player: 3 x 2 = 6				3	NinDB game ID old-computers.com ID
Color TV Game Block Breaker	Nintendo	1979	Japan	breakout home dedicated console by Nintendo				6
Color TV Game Racing 112	Nintendo	1978	Japan	home dedicated console by Nintendo. 112 combinations of games, not 112 games				112	old-computers.com ID
Computer TVgame	Nintendo	1980	Japan	Othello/Reversi home dedicated console by Nintendo
Telesport TV Games	Playtech	1976[3]	Australia	Pong console		AY-3-8500		4	old-computers.com ID
Video Games V.G.2	Polistil	1978	Italy	Italian Pong console		TMS-1965N[3]		4	old-computers.com ID
PG-7 Programmable TV Games	Polycon	1978	European Union	Polycon Pong game of pc-50x family					old-computers.com ID
4003	Polycon	1977	European Union	Polycon Pong console			light gun	6
4002	Polycon	1977	European Union	Polycon Pong console				4
C-4016	Polycon	1979	European Union	10 Pong and 8 motor-cycle games console		AY-3-8610 AY-3-8760		16
C-4010	Polycon	1978	European Union	polycon Pong console				10
Tele-spiel 9009	Poppy	1977	Germany	Poppy Pong console		AY-3-8500		4
Colour Video Game 9012	Poppy	1982	Germany	German Poppy console		AY-3-8500	light gun	6
TVG-10	Poppy		Germany	German Poppy Pong console.PC-50x series
9017 Colour TV Game	Poppy		Germany	German Poppy Pong console. 10 games: pong + race		AY-3-8512 AY-3-8760		10	old-computers.com ID
TVG-3	Poppy		Germany	German Poppy Pong console. ≈ Conic TG-721				3
TV-Game Fernseh Spiel TVG-4	Poppy	1978	Germany	German Poppy Pong console		AY-3-8500		4
Poppy 9015	Poppy		Germany	German Poppy Pong console. pc-50x family					old-computers.com ID
Jeux TV	Prim 6 Video	1977	France	Pong console		AY-3-8500[4]		7	old-computers.com ID
Tournament TV Game Electronic (VM8)	Prinztronic	1976	United Kingdom	Pong console		AY-3-8500	light gun	6
Micro 10 ("Micro Ten" on box)	Prinztronic	1977	United Kingdom	Pong console without cartridge. 10 games				10
Videosport 600 - Electronic TV Game	Prinztronic	1978	United Kingdom	black & white Pong console		AY-3-8500	light gun	6	old-computers.com ID
Videosport 800 - colour electronic tv game	Prinztronic	1978	United Kingdom	colour Pong console		AY-3-8500	light gun	6
Tournament IV	Prinztronic		United Kingdom	Pong console. 2 models: 6 games with lightgun or 4 games			light gun	6
Tournament Colour Programmable TV Game 2000	Prinztronic	1977	United Kingdom	pc-50x Pong console
Micro 5500	Prinztronic	1978	United Kingdom	pc-50x console					old-computers.com ID
Grandprix	Prinztronic	1978	United Kingdom	pc-50x console. Identical to Micro 5500. Same console?
Tournament 6 Colour TV Game	Prinztronic	1977	United Kingdom	Pong console			light gun	6
Tournament Colour Programmable 5000	Prinztronic	1978	United Kingdom	pc-50x console
Tournament II De Luxe	Prinztronic	1977	United Kingdom	Pong console. 2 variants: white with 6 games and lightgun or black with 4 games		AY-3-8500	light gun	6
Tournament III (de luxe) - colour electronic TV game	Prinztronic	1977	United Kingdom	Pong console			light gun	6
Tournament Mini	Prinztronic	1977	United Kingdom	Portable		AY-3-8500		4
Tournament Ten - Colour de luxe video TV game	Prinztronic	1979	United Kingdom	Pong console		AY-3-8610		10
Electronic Color TV Game Q-376	QuadTronics	1977	United States of America	Pong console				4
Electronic Color TV Game Q-476	QuadTronics	1977	United States of America	Pong console				4
Telespiel 9010	R10	1977	Germany	Pong console, 4 games. Black or gray case		AY-3-8500		4	old-computers.com ID
9012	R10	1977	Germany	german Pong console			light gun	6
TV Scoreboard 60-3051	RadioShack	1976	United States of America	Tandy/RadioShack Pong console		AY-3-8500		4
TV Scoreboard 60-3052	RadioShack	1976	United States of America	Tandy/RadioShack Pong console		AY-3-8500		4
TV Scoreboard 60-3055	RadioShack	1977	United States of America	Tandy/RadioShack Pong console		MM-57105N (PAL)		3
TV Scoreboard 60-3056	RadioShack	1977	United States of America	Tandy/RadioShack Pong console		AY-3-8500		4
TV Scoreboard 60-3057	RadioShack	1977	United States of America	Tandy/RadioShack Pong console. Games: Tennis, Hockey, target, squash		MPS-7600-001	light gun	4
TV Scoreboard 60-3060	RadioShack	1977	United States of America	Tandy/RadioShack Pong console		AY-3-8500		4
TV Scoreboard 60-3061	RadioShack	1977	United States of America	Tandy/RadioShack portable Pong console		AY-3-8500	light gun	6	old-computers.com ID
Jeu electronic televise T-02	Radiola	1977	France	French Pong console. Rebranded Philips N20		AY-3-8500	light gun	6
Jeu electronic televise T-03	Radiola	1977	France	French Pong console. Rebranded Philips Videojeu N30		MM-57186		6
TV games	Rado Sonic		Australia	Pong console. Identical to Conic console		AY-3-8500		4
Most Exciting Home Video Game	Rado Sonic		Australia	Identical to Conic TVG-102-4		AY-3-8500
tele-sports III	Radofin	1978	United Kingdom	Radofin Pong console of PC-50x family
Tele-sports IV	Radofin	1981	United Kingdom	Radofin Pong console of PC-50x family
Tele-sports mini	Radofin	1977	United Kingdom	Radofin Pong console		AY-3-8500		4
K-Mart SC Eight Thousand (SC8000)	Radofin	1977	United Kingdom	Radofin Pong console, sold by K-Mart		MPS-7600-001	light gun	4
Tele-Sports (Black and White)	Radofin	1977	United Kingdom	Radofin Pong console. 2 versions: black case and fake wooden		AY-3-8500		4	old-computers.com ID
Colour TV Game (Telesports)	Radofin	1981	United Kingdom	Radofin Pong console. 10 pong games		AY-3-8610		10
K-Mart TV Electronic S Four Thousand S4000	Radofin	1977	United Kingdom	Radofin Pong console, sold by K-Mart				4
Electronic TV Game Tele-sport 10 (color)	Radofin		United Kingdom	Radofin Pong console. 10 pong games				10
Jeux video 3011	Radofin		United Kingdom	Radofin Pong console		AY-3-8500		4
Sport-Action TV Game	Radofin		United Kingdom	Radofin Pong console			light gun	6
Giochi TV6 403	Re-El	1977	Italy	6 games. Color screen			light gun	6
Giochi TV4 401	Re-El	1977	Italy	4 games. Console can be green or black. Black and white video				4
Giochi TV 402	Re-El	1977	Italy	6 games. 2 with rifle. B&W			light gun	6
Giochi TV 400	Re-El	1977	Italy	pc-50x family
TV game (t-338/au-807)	Regent	1977	European Union	Pong console		AY-3-8500[4]
8 Electronic TV Game (MT-1A8)	Ricochet Electronics	1977	United States of America	Pong console		AY-3-8600		8
Electronic Color TV Game Center (MT-1A)	Ricochet Electronics	1976	United States of America	Pong console		AY-3-8500		4
Formula 500 (MT-5A)	Ricochet Electronics	1976	United States of America	Pong console		F-4301		4
Super Pro (MT-4A)	Ricochet Electronics	1977	United States of America	6 games Pong console		SN76410N		6
Gamatic 7600	Ridgewood	1977	United States of America	Pong console. The same of Otron Gamatic 7600		SN76410N[39]		4
T-800	Riva	1977	United Kingdom	Pong console		AY-3-8500		4	old-computers.com ID
Paddle IV	Roberts	1976	Korea	Pong console		AY-3-8500		4	old-computers.com ID
Paddle VI	Roberts	1976	Korea	Pong console			light gun	6
Rally IV	Roberts	1977	Korea	Pong console		AY-3-8500		4	old-computers.com ID
Rally X	Roberts	1977	Korea	Pong console		MPS-7600-001[3]		8
Volley VI	Roberts	1977	Korea	Pong console			light gun	6
Sportrama 8 (36)	Roberts	1977	Korea	Pong console		AY-3-8600		8
Super Color Volley X	Roberts	1977	Korea	Pong console			light gun	4
Super Color Video X	Roberts	1977	Korea	Pong console			light gun	4
Robot or Robot OC 5000	Rollet	1978	France	Pong console by RIL (Rollet International Limited)		AY-3-8500	light gun	6	old-computers.com ID
Robot 4302	Rollet	1978	France	Pong console		AY-3-8500	light gun	6
Video Secam System 4-303	Rollet	1977	France	PC-50x series					old-computers.com ID
TV Game Centre (15)	Ronex	1977		Pong console			light gun	6
TV-Spill - 2 pistols Colour	Ronex	1977		Pong console			light gun	6
Multicolor FS 1001	S.H.G. (Black Point)	1978	Germany	Pong console; 4 games pre-installed				4
10 - Tele Sports FS 1002	S.H.G. (Black Point)	1978	Germany	Pong console. 10 games		AY-3-8610		10
FS 1003	S.H.G. (Black Point)	1978	Germany	PC-50x series as the FS 2000					old-computers.com ID
FS 2000	S.H.G. (Black Point)	1978	Germany	PC-50x series as the FS-1003					old-computers.com ID
TV8 Sports	Saft Groupe S.A.	1978	France	Pong console. 8 games		AY-3-8610		8	old-computers.com ID
Playmaster	Salora		Finland	TV and Pong console by Salora				5
GM-402	Samdo	1977	Netherlands	Pong console		AY-3-8500[3]		4
Color TV Game C-2600	Sands TM	1978	United States of America	Pong console. 6 games with rifle		AY-3-8500[3]	light gun	6
TV Game C-2200	Sands TM	1977	United States of America	Pong console, 4 games				4	old-computers.com ID
Colour TV Game C-2300	Sands TM	1977	United States of America	Pong console, 4 games				4
Color TV Game C-2500 UHF	Sands TM	1977	United States of America	color Pong console				4
TV Game C-3000	Sands TM	1977	United States of America					4	old-computers.com ID
Home T.V. Game TG-101	Santron	1977	United States of America	Pong console		AY-3-8500		4
9015 Color-Cassetten	Sanwa	1977	Germany	pc-50x family (9015 cartridge format)					old-computers.com ID
9012 Color Video Game	Sanwa	1977	Germany	Pong console			light gun	6
Tele-spiel 9009	Sanwa	1977	Germany	Pong console				4
Télélude	Schneider Electric	1978	France	Rebranded Philips N20		AY-3-8500	light gun	6	old-computers.com ID
Telelude NB2	Schneider Electric	1978	France	Pong console. Rebranded Philips N30				6
4 Sports Tele	Scomark	1978	France	Pong console; 4 games pre-installed		TMS-1965N[3]		4
8 Sports Tele	Scomark	1978	France	Pong console. 8 games				8
10 Sports Tele	Scomark	1978	France	Pong console. 10 games				10
jeu tv TVG-6	Scomark	1978	France	Pong console			light gun	6
Tele-Games Pong (model 25796)	Sears	1975	United States of America	Sears - 1975. = Atari Pong (C-100)		3659-1C/C2566		1	old-computers.com ID
Tele-Games Pinball Breakaway (99713)	Sears	1977	United States of America	Atari Video Pinball C-380 licensed to Sears		C011500-11/C011512-05		7	old-computers.com ID
Tele-Games Super Pong (99736)	Sears		United States of America	Sears Pong console developed by Atari. rebranded Atari Super Pong (C-140)		C010073-3		4
Tele-Games Motocross Sports Center IV (99729)	Sears	1977	United States of America	20 games: 16 Pong + 4 race. Only the 4 race games are presents on the Atari Stunt Cycle (C-450)		AY-3-8760 C010765		20
Tele-Games Gunslinger II	Sears	1978	United States of America	Developed by Coleco, licensed to Sears			light gun	6
Tele-Games 80007	Sears	1978	United States of America	Pong console				4
Tele-Games Hockey-Jokari	Sears	1977	United States of America	Pong console licensed to Sears by APF				4
Tele-Games Hockey-Pong (99721)	Sears	1976	United States of America	developed by Atari and licensed to Sears. Rebranded Atari Hockey Pong (C-121)		AY-3-8500[3]		4
Tele-Games Hockey-Tennis (99722)	Sears	1977	United States of America	APF Pong console licensed to Sears. = APF TV Fun 442		AY-3-8500[3]		4
Tele-Games Hockey-Tennis II (99733)	Sears	1977	United States of America	APF Pong console licensed to Sears. Rebranded APF TV Fun Match 405		AY-3-8500[3]		4
Tele-Games Hockey-Tennis III (99734)	Sears	1977	United States of America	APF Pong console licensed to Sears. Rebranded APF TV Fun Match 406		AY-3-8500[3]		4
Tele-Games Speedway S-100 (99747)	Sears	1978	United States of America	Pong console		F-4301[3]		4
Tele-Games Speedway (80017)	Sears	1978	United States of America	Pong console: 2 Pong + 2 race games		F-4301[3]		4
Tele-Games Speedway IV (99748)	Sears	1978	United States of America	Atari console licensed to Sears.		F-4301[3]		4
Tele-Games Pong Sports II (99707)	Sears	1977	United States of America	Atari Pong console licensed to Sears. Rebranded Atari Ultra Pong (C-402 S)		C010765		16
Tele-Games Pong Sports IV (99708)	Sears	1977	United States of America	Atari Ultra Pong Doubles (C-402 D) licensed to Sears		C010765		16
Tele-Games Pong IV (99717)	Sears	1975	United States of America	Atari console licensed to Sears. = Pong Doubles (C-160)		3659-3		1
Tele-Games Super Pong IV (99737)	Sears	1976	United States of America	Atari console licensed to Sears (pedestral case)		C010073-01/C2607		10
Tele-Games Super Pong IV (99789)	Sears	1977	United States of America	Atari console licensed to Sears (flat case). Rebranded Super Pong PRO-AM Ten (C-202)		C010073-01/C2607		10
TV Game TVG-96 Coleur	Sennheiser	1977	Germany	Pong console		AY-3-8500	light gun[3]	6
4711 Most Exciting Tank Battle	Sheen	1977	Australia	1 tank game and 4 Pong games				5
Video Sport 104	Sheen	1977	Australia	Pong console		AY-3-8500[3]		4
Colour Video Sport 106C	Sheen	1977	Australia	Pong console		AY-3-8500[3]	light gun	6
Color TV Sports TVG-406-6	Sheen	1977	Australia	6 games Pong console		AY-3-8500[3]	light gun	6
TVG-201	Sheen	1977	Australia	light gray Pong console		AY-3-8500		4
Video Game TVG-202	Sheen	1977	Australia	black Pong console		AY-3-8500		4
TVG-468-10	Sheen	1977	Australia	10 games Pong console				10
Video-Sport 100	Sheen	1977	Australia	Pong game			light gun	6
9015	Sheen	1978	Australia	PC-50x series (9015 cartridges)
Bildmeister Turnier FZ 2001	Siemens	1977	Germany	Pong console. Similar to Blaupunkt TV Action Color xxx. AV module included to be installed into the TV		AY-3-8500		4
Telegioco	Silcom	1977	Italy	italian Pong console, identical to Re-El Giochi TV4 401				4
Telegame 2001	Silora	1977		Pong console with wood case			light gun	6
IC VG-8-C	Single	1977	Spain	spanish Pong console				8
T.V. Game	Sinoca	1978	United States of America	Pong console		AY-3-8500		4
C-2600 Colour	Sipo		Germany	Pong console			light gun	6
TV Spiel Color SD-050	Sipo	1978	Germany	PC-50x series
Sixplay	Sixplay	1979	France	Pong console		AY-3-8500	light gun	6	old-computers.com ID
Video Sport 124	Skylark	1977	Germany	Pong console		AY-3-8500[3]		4
Occitel	Société occitane d'électronique	1975	France	Société Occitane d'Electronique (SOE) Pong console		AY-3-8500		4
OC 5000	Société occitane d'électronique	1978	France	Société Occitane d'Electronique (SOE) Pong console		AY-3-8500	light gun	6	old-computers.com ID
OC4	Société occitane d'électronique	1976	France	Société Occitane d'Electronique (SOE) Pong console		AY-3-8500		4	old-computers.com ID
Match Junior/Robot - Occitel 2	Société occitane d'électronique	1977	France	Société Occitane d'Electronique (SOE) Pong console		TMS-1965N		4
Occitel 003 Modular TV Game	Société occitane d'électronique	1977	France	pc-50x series Pong console
OC 6000	Société occitane d'électronique	1979	France	Société Occitane d'Electronique (SOE) Pong console		AY-3-8600		8	old-computers.com ID
OC 7000 Bataille de Tanks	Société occitane d'électronique	1979	France	Société Occitane d'Electronique (SOE) tank console		AY-3-8700		4
406-6 Color TV Sports Video Game	Sonico	1977	Germany	Pong console		AY-3-8512	light gun	6	old-computers.com ID
Hide-away TV Game	Sonnesta	1977	Germany	Pong console		TMS-1965N[3]	light gun	6
Telematch	Sonolor	1977	France	Black & white Pong console. Score displayed on the screen BUT equipped with sliders marked from 0 to 10 to keep the general score		AY-3-8500		4	old-computers.com ID
Video game SD-01 (TV sport)	Soundic	1977	Hong Kong	Hong Kong Soundic Pong console. Blue and white or blue and white				6
SD-04 TV Sports colour	Soundic	1977	Hong Kong	10 games: 8 Pong + 2 rifle		AY-3-8610		10
Programmable TV-Game Console SD-050 / SD-05 / SD-050S	Soundic	1978	Hong Kong	PC-50x series Pong console
SD-61	Soundic	1978	Hong Kong	Soundic Pong console		AY-3-8500		10
Programmable TV-Game Console SD-090	Soundic	1978	Hong Kong	PC-50x series console
SD-062 TV-18	Soundic	1978	Hong Kong	14 games: 10 Pong and 4 bike		AY-3-8610 AY-3-8760		14
SD-023C Tank Battle	Soundic	1978	Hong Kong	tank game				1
Video Raceway	Soundic	1977	Hong Kong	6 motorbike and car games				6
SD-04 TV Sports B&W	Soundic	1977	Hong Kong	8 Pong games. Black and white display		AY-3-8600		8
TV-game programmable SD-070C Sport	Soundic	1978	Hong Kong	pc-50x console
Турнир	Soviet Union	1978	Soviet Union	dedicated first-generation home video game console released in the Soviet Union in 1978		AY-3-8500		4
Eureka (Эврика)	Soviet Union	1978	Soviet Union	mid-90s soviet union Pong console. Built somewhere in Ukraine		К145ИК17[40]		7
BTSTI + Rubin Ts1-205	Soviet Union	1981	Soviet Union	TV plus integrated block to play Pong games		К145ИК17[40]
NTL-600 Video TV Game (Pong Soccer?)	Sportel	1977	United Kingdom	Sportel UK Pong-console based on NTL-600 chip. It has tree games		NTL-600 Video TV Game (Pong Soccer?)		3
XY-4	Sportel	1977	United Kingdom	Sportel Pong console				4
Paddle IV	Sportel		United Kingdom	Sportel Pong console		AY-3-8500		4
101	Sportron	1977	France	French Pong console. 4 games. White case		AY-3-8500		4	old-computers.com ID
105	Sportron	1977	France	French Pong console. 6 games		AY-3-8500	light gun	6
201	Sportron	1977	France	French Pong console. 3 games				3
Programaster	Sportron	1978	France	PC-50x series. the same of Interstate Programaster 1125
108	Sportron	1978	France	Pong console				8
jeux video 502	Starex	1978	France	Pong console. 6 games		TMS-1965N	light gun	6	old-computers.com ID
jeux video 501	Starex	1978	France	Pong console. 4 games		TMS-1965N		4
TVG-621	Super Raf	1977	France	Pong console				4
TV Challenger Series 3000 (TVC-3000)	Superlectron	1977	European Union	Pong console. 4 games		AY-3-8500[3]		4	old-computers.com ID
TV Challenger Series 2000	Superlectron	1976[3]	European Union	Pong console. Analog, 3 games				3
Videoshoot	Syrelec	1977	France	Pong console				4
Videoshoot 2	Syrelec	1977	France	color Pong console		AY-3-8500[3]		4
Varius-Play	TAE (Técnicas Avanzadas Electrónicas)	1977	Spain	Pong console				4
Video Sport 600	TCR	1977	United States of America	Pong console. 4 games		TMS-1965N		4
Video Sport 7705	TCR	1978	United States of America	Pong console. 6 games		AY-3-8500	light gun	6
Video Sport 7801 (104)	TCR	1978	United States of America	Pong console. 4 games		AY-3-8500		4
Video Sport 900 Programmable Cartridge game in color	TCR	1978	United States of America	PC-50x series. 90x cartridge format
Video Sport 7701	TCR	1977	United States of America	Pong console. 4 games				4
Video Volley	TD Manufacturing Co.		United States of America	Pong console. 3 games, tennis, hockey and handball				3
FS4 Fernsehspiel	TEC	1977	Germany	Pong console		AY-3-8500[4]		4
FS-404	TEC	1977	Germany	Pong console		AY-3-8500[4]
FS-204 Fernsehspiel	TEC	1977	Germany	Pong console		AY-3-8500[4]		4
Tele Juego - B/N 4	TRQ - Talleres Radioeléctricos Querol S.L.	1977	Spain	Pong console		AY-3-8500[41]		4
Tele-Juego Color-4	TRQ - Talleres Radioeléctricos Querol S.L.	1977	Spain	color Pong console		AY-3-8500[41]		4
Tele-Juego Color-10	TRQ - Talleres Radioeléctricos Querol S.L.	1980	Spain	Pong console		AY-3-8610		10
TV 18 Color (C-4016)	TV18 (TV 2018)	1978	Germany	Pong console		AY-3-8610 AY-3-8760		18
TV 2018 Color (20 441/2)	TV18 (TV 2018)	1978	Germany	Pong console		AY-3-8610 AY-3-8760		18
Video Cassette Rock	Takatoku Toys	1977	Japan	Pong console game. PC-50x series
T.U.G.	Takatoku Toys	1977[42]	Japan	Japan Pong console				6
Talent TV & Pong set	Talent	1977	Argentina	television and pong console in the same unit
TV Scoreboard 60-3060	Tandy Corporation	1977	United States of America	portable Pong console. 4 games		AY-3-8500[3]		4
TV Scoreboard 60-3061	Tandy Corporation	1977	United States of America	portable Pong console. 6 games (4 pong + 2 rifle)		AY-3-8500	light gun	6
TV Scoreboard 60-9001	Tandy Corporation	1977	United States of America	Pong console.4 games		AY-3-8500[3]		4
TV Scoreboard 60-9005	Tandy Corporation	1977	United States of America	Pong console. 10 games (Enduro, Cross, Stunt cycle, drag, race, target, skeet target, tennis, foot, squash, practice)		AY-3-8500 AY-3-8760	light gun[3]	10
TV Sport	Technigraph	1977	European Union	european Pong console. White or woodgrain case		AY-3-8500[4]		4
TV Sport mark I	Technigraph	1977	European Union	Pong console. same look of "TV Sport"		AY-3-8500[4]		4
TVG SD-1	Technigraph	1977	European Union	Pong console		AY-3-8500[4]		4
Tele Match 4 (model 7700)	Tele-Match inc.	1977	United States of America	Pong console model		AY-3-8500		4
Tele-Match 4 (model 4400)	Tele-Match inc.	1976	United States of America	Pong console		AY-3-8500		4
Tele-Match Concert Hall IV (model 8800)	Tele-Match inc.	1976	United States of America	Pong console		AY-3-8500		4
Tele-Match 4 (6600)	Tele-Match inc.	1977	United States of America	Pong console				4
Television Computer Game 3300R	Tele-Match inc.	1977	United States of America	Pong game		SN76410N		5
Giochi Televisivi (Mod. G)	Tele-Partner	1977	Italy	italian Pong console. 10 games: pong + race. Same of Poppy 9017		AY-3-8512 AY-3-8760	light gun	10	old-computers.com ID
TV Game Programmable (CL-2002)	Tele-Partner	1978	Italy	PC-50x series
Video Game Tank-Battle - SD-02-3	Tele-Partner	1977	Italy	first generation console. Tank battle games				1
TVG-SD-04	Tele-Partner	1977	Italy	Pong console. 10 games		AY-3-8610		10
Giochi Televisivi (BN-606P)	Tele-Partner	1977	Italy	Pong console. 4 games				4
Paris Video Sport FY-707	Teleflip	1977	France	Pong console		AY-3-8500		4	old-computers.com ID
Paris Video Coleur CB-812	Teleflip		France	Pong console				3
Match I	Telegioca	1977	Italy	italian Pong console. Can be black, blue or green				4
Telegol	Telegol	1977	Argentina	analogic Pong console				3
Telegol 2	Telegol	1977	Argentina	analogic Argentinian Pong console				5
Palestra 02	Teleigra	1977	Soviet Union	First Russian Pong console. Made on several dozen discrete IC-TTL. 5 games				5
Colourstars	Teleng	1977	United Kingdom	PC-50x series. Teleng cartridge format					old-computers.com ID
Colourstars TV game	Teleng	1977	United Kingdom	Pong console. 6 games. U.K. flag on the case		AY-3-8500	light gun	6
Telestars	Teleng	1977	United Kingdom	Pong console				4
Multijuegos	Teletenis[43]	1976	Spain	hybrid (analog + digital) Pong console built with discrete components. It uses cartridges				6
T-800	Temco	1979	United Kingdom	Black & white display Pong console. = Zeon T-800		AY-3-8500		4
T-800C	Temco	1979	United Kingdom	Colour Pong console		AY-3-8500		4
T106C	Temco	1977	United Kingdom	Pong console			light gun	6
T900	Temco	1979	United Kingdom	portable Pong console				4
T-802C	Temco	1977	United Kingdom	color Pong console. "C" stands for Color model				4
T-802	Temco	1977	United Kingdom	black and white model				4
Programmable TVGame SD-050C	Tempest	1978	Australia	PC-50x series
TV Game (PP-150 Giocattolo)	Tenko		Italy	Pong console		AY-3-8500		3
Video Game TVG-204	Termbray	1977	United Kingdom	Pong console		AY-3-8500		4
TV Game	Termbray	1977	United Kingdom	handheld Pong console				4
JV 1002	Thomson	1977	France	Pong console. Games: Bataille aerienne(2 target games), hockey sur glace, football, labyrinthe(gridball), basket(2), tennis, squash, pelote		AY-3-8610		10
Jeu Video - JV 402T	Thomson	1977	France	Pong console				4
Jeu Video JV 1T	Thomson	1977	France	Pong console. Interton 2400 rebranded for French market		AY-3-8500[3]		5	old-computers.com ID
Colour 4	Tokyo	1977	European Union	Pong console.				4	old-computers.com ID
Colour 10	Tokyo		European Union	Pong console				10
TV Fun Color Model 601	Tomy	1977	Japan	Tomy Pong console. white or brown case		AY-3-8500[4]		3
TV Fun Color Model 902	Tomy	1978	Japan	Pong console. 4 stunt cycle and 1 car race games				5
TV Fun 301	Tomy	1977	Japan	Pong console				4
TV Fun 401	Tomy	1977	Japan	Pong console		AY-3-8500[4]		4
TV Fun Color Model 501	Tomy	1977	Japan	Pong console		AY-3-8500[4]		3
TV Fun Color Model 602	Tomy	1977	Japan	Pong console		AY-3-8500[4]		3
TV Fun Color Model 701	Tomy	1977	Japan	Pong console				8
TV Fun 801	Tomy	1978	Japan	Pong console			light gun	4
Tv Fun 901	Tomy	1978	Japan	Pong console. 4 stunt cycle + 4 pong games				8
Video Game TVG-610	Toshiba	1977	Japan	Pong console			light gun	6
Color TV Sport 406-6	Trevi s.r.l.		Italy	clone of the Conic TV Sports 406-6			light gun	6
TV-9010	Ultrasound	1977	Germany	B&W Pong console		AY-3-8500[4]		4	old-computers.com ID
TV-9010-C	Ultrasound	1977	Germany	color Pong console		AY-3-8500[44]		4
Tele-Sports	Ultrasound	1977	Germany	Pong console. With yellow or orange buttons. Identical to Radofin Tele-Sports		AY-3-8500[44]		4	old-computers.com ID
F-8 (703 SE)	Uni-Vid	1978	France	Pong console, 8 games, manufactured by Korean Sunny Emi Company Ltd. and rebranded by French Uni-Vid		AY-3-8600		8
TV-10 Color (Mark IX)	Unimex	1978	Germany	PC-50x series. Sold also as "Mark IX" with no clear cosmetic/hardware differences					old-computers.com ID
Mark V	Unimex	1977	Germany	Mark V-B: black & white, Mark V-C: color		AY-3-8500[3]	light gun	6
Mark IV	Unimex	1977	Germany	Pong console. 6 games			light gun	6
Mark III	Unimex	1977	Germany	Pong console. 4 games				4
Mark VI	Unimex	1977	Germany	PC-50x series. Identical to Unimex TV-10 Color?
Mark VII	Unimex	1977	Germany	Pong console			light gun	6
Mark VIII	Unimex	1977	Germany	Handheld Pong console			light gun	8
TELE-SET GTV 881	Unimor	1978[2]	Poland	Pong console. Only one cartridge known: Kometka(badminton). The paddles connect in the rear of cartridge				1
Tournament 2000	Unisonic Products Corporation	1977	United States of America	Unisonic Pong console		AY-3-8500	light gun	6
Tournament 100	Unisonic Products Corporation	1976	United States of America	Unisonic Pong console		AY-3-8500		4
Sportsman T101	Unisonic Products Corporation	1976	United States of America	Unisonic Pong console		AY-3-8500		4
Tournament 102	Unisonic Products Corporation	1976	United States of America	Unisonic Pong console				3
Tournament 150	Unisonic Products Corporation	1976	United States of America	Unisonic Pong console		AY-3-8500	light gun	6
Tournament 200	Unisonic Products Corporation	1976	United States of America	Unisonic Pong console		AY-3-8500		4
Tournament 1000	Unisonic Products Corporation	1977	United States of America	Unisonic Pong console		AY-3-8500		4
Tournament 2501	Unisonic Products Corporation	1977	United States of America	Unisonic Pong console		AY-3-8500	light gun	6
Olympian 2600	Unisonic Products Corporation	1977	United States of America	Unisonic color Pong console		AY-3-8610		10
Video Action	Unitrex	1977	United States of America	Pong console				4
Video-Pro	Unitrex	1977	United States of America	Pong console				4
Video-Pro II	Unitrex	1977	United States of America	Pong console				4
Video Action VA-II	Universal Research Laboratories, Inc.	1975	United States of America	Universal Research Pong console. Digital (TTL) implementation. Tennis hockey and soccer games				3
Video Action VA-III	Universal Research Laboratories, Inc.	1976	United States of America	Universal Research Pong console. Digital (CMOS) implementation				2
Video Action TV Game 1000	Universal Research Laboratories, Inc.	1976	United States of America	Universal Research Pong console. 6 games			light gun	6
Video Action IV Indy 500 (S-100)	Universal Research Laboratories, Inc.	1976	United States of America	two Ball & Paddle variants and two car racing games		F-4301		4
TV-Multi-Speil 4014	Universum	1980	Germany	Universum Pong console. 2 shooting games are played with the joysticks		AY-3-8610 AY-3-8760		14	old-computers.com ID
TV-Multi-spiel 2006	Universum	1978	Germany	Universum Pong console		AY-3-8500	light gun	6	old-computers.com ID
TV-Multi Spiel 2004	Universum	1977	Germany	Universum Pong console		AY-3-8500		4
Color-Multi-Spiel 4004	Universum	1977	Germany	universum Pong console		AY-3-8500		4
Color-Multi-Spiel 4010	Universum	1979	Germany	universum Pong console. shooting games played with the joysticks		AY-3-8610		10	old-computers.com ID
Color Multi-Spiel 4106	Universum	1981	Germany	universum Pong console		AY-3-8500	light gun	6
TV-Spiel 1004	Universum		Germany	universum Pong console		AY-3-8500		4	old-computers.com ID
Multi-Spiel Color	Universum	1976	Germany	handheld universum Pong console		AY-3-8500		4
TV-Multi-Spiel	Universum	1976	Germany	B&W Pong console. handhleld		AY-3-8500		4	old-computers.com ID
41N (4IN?)	Univox	1977	France	Pong console, identical to Gamatic 7600		TMS-1965N		4	old-computers.com ID
4200n	Univox	1977	France	Pong console				4
6IN	Univox	1978	France	Pong console		AY-3-8500[3]	light gun	6
Tele-Sports 6	Univox	1981	France	Pong console. Games: cible mobile, cible mouvante, football, pelote, mur, tennis		AY-3-8500	light gun	6
Telesport 10	Univox	1981	France	Pong console				10
Jeu Video Cassette Interchangeables Tele-sports III	Univox	1978	France	Pong console. PC-50x series
TV game AU-708	Vanica	1977	Austria	pong console				4
Video Sports VS-1	Venture Electronics	1976	United States of America	Pong console. 4 games		AY-3-8500[3]		4
Video Sports VS-5	Venture Electronics	1977	United States of America	Pong console. 5 games		SN76410N[3]		5
Video Sports VS-7	Venture Electronics	1977	United States of America	Pong console. 8 games		MPS-7600-001[3]	light gun	8
TV Spel T-338	Verco[45]			Pong console				4
DX-503	Video 4000-EX	1977	European Union	Pong console				4
5 Jeux - 2002	Video Stellar	1977	France	Pong console		TMS-1965N[3]		5
Combat Lunaire	Video Stellar	1978	France	1° generation console, combat tank games. 2 games variant: normal and lazeroïde		AY-3-8710		2	old-computers.com ID
Rally (VM4 MK1)	Videomaster	1975	United Kingdom	Analog (CMOS). Pong console				2
All Star (VMV9)	Videomaster	1978	United Kingdom	2 version: with and without with inners		AY-3-8500	light gun	6
Colourscore (VM11)	Videomaster	1977	United Kingdom	Pong console		MM-57105N (PAL)		3
Star Chess	Videomaster	1979	United Kingdom	Hybrid of a TV game and Chess.				1	old-computers.com ID
Colourscore 2 (VMV6)	Videomaster	1979	United Kingdom	Pong console based on AY-3-8500-7		AY-3-8500	light gun	6
Colourshot (VMV2)	Videomaster	1977	United Kingdom	Pong console		MM-57105N (PAL)		3
Home TV Game (VM 577)	Videomaster	1974	United Kingdom	Analog (TTL). Plastic case				3
Home TV Game MK2 (VM 577)	Videomaster	1975	United Kingdom	Analog (TTL). Bronze metal				3
Home TV Game MK3 (VM3)	Videomaster	1975	United Kingdom	Analog. 2 versions: with and without scoring add-on				3
Olympic (VM3 MK2)	Videomaster	1975	United Kingdom	analog Pong console				7
Sportsworld (VMV5)	Videomaster	1978	United Kingdom	2 versions: Horiz. & Vert. knobs OR Joysticks		AY-3-8610		10
Strika (VM-13)	Videomaster	1977	United Kingdom	Pong console		AY-3-8500		4
Strika 2 (VMV8)	Videomaster	1977	United Kingdom	Pong console		AY-3-8500		4
Superscore (VM-8)	Videomaster	1976	United Kingdom	2 versions: normal and carry case		AY-3-8500		3
Visionscore (VMV1)	Videomaster	1977	United Kingdom	Pong console		MM-57105N (PAL)		3
Colour Cartridge (VMV12)	Videomaster	1979	United Kingdom	pc-50x family console, but cartridge with different shape
Elektronikus TV játék	Videoton	1976	Hungary	Pong console		AY-3-8500		4
Sportron 101	Videoton	1977	Hungary	Pong console. It's the Sporton 101 but with hungarian texts		AY-3-8500[46]		4
W TV-4	Waltham	1977	Germany	Pong console. Orange or white case		AY-3-8500[3]		4
WG-015	Weiner	1977	Austria	Pong console		AY-3-8500[4]		4
TV Game EP460	Windsor	1977	United States of America	Pong console		AY-3-8500		4
TV Game EP500	Windsor	1976	United States of America	USA Pong console		AY-3-8500[3]		4
Video Game D-5614	Winthronics	1977	United Kingdom	Pong console		AY-3-8500[3]		4
Sportfun TV game	Yoko	1977	European Union	Pong console				4
Ping-O-Tronic	Zanussi	1974	Italy	dedicated first-generation home video game console released under the Séleco brand in 1974 in Italy. Model from PP-1 to PP-10; starting from PP-5 available a light gun game.			light gun	4
Play-O-Tronic	Zanussi	1977	Italy	Dedicated first-generation home video game console released under the Séleco brandin Italy		AY-3-8500	light gun	6
T-338	Zeon	1977	United Kingdom	Pong console. Identical to Hanimex T-338 and Ajax T-338		AY-3-8500		4
T-800	Zeon	1977	United Kingdom	Black & white display Pong console. Identical to Temco T-800		AY-3-8500		4
t-800c	Zeon	1977	United Kingdom	Color Pong console		AY-3-8500		4
Zoushi TV	Zhoushi Electronic Enterprise Co., Ltd.	1977	Taiwan	Pong console