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  1. Член BJ_M's Avatar
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    when you compare these old handheld games of the
    past to the new Nintendo handhelds and the like, it’s
    like comparing a new washing machine to beating
    your clothes on a rock. For some reason, this dude
    likes to collect these antique games.

    http://www.handheldmuseum.com/
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    I had this one: http://www.handheldmuseum.com/Coleco/H2HFootball.htm

    I'm sure there are others but that's the only one I could remember the manufacturer.

    Also licensed to Sears as Team Play Football. At least 5 different variations are known for this game. They all have the same body style, but have differences in colors (sometimes on buttons) or locations of words. There's is a 6th type in a different body, but this is technically Soccer (U.S. Soccer), it's just the European release, thus it's called Football (last picture).
    I'll bet the European Football fans turn red when they see that....
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  3. I remeber when I got this one for Christmas:

    http://www.handheldmuseum.com/Coleco/PacMan.htm
    Definitely in my top 3 all-time Christmas gifts (say, that'd be a good poll....).

    Once, I ran out of batteries & hardwired a replacement lamp cord to the battery terminals...
    Didn't get the game working but I managed to blow the fusebox in the house.
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