Teletenis multijuegos

This hybrid (analog and digital) system used discrete components and was inspired from the Interton Video 2000 (Germany, 1975). As a matter of fact, it uses almost the same cartridges and plays very similar games.

The cartridges contain discrete components. Two-player games showing a central line contain a chip which generates its signal. More advanced games like Futbol use more chips to generate the goals. The system generates the graphics used by all games: two players and the ball. The electronics of the cartridges configure how these graphics are shown, how they eventually interact together. For example, Fronton Simple sets the left player to a fixed position with an inifinite height, thus making a central line against which the other player plays.

Eight games were announced for this system, of which only six were released. All were classic PONG variants that most other analog systems played.

Car Racing and Submarine War, the unreleased two games, would have been most interesting if they were released since no other analog system played them. Interton announced them for the Video 2000, and so were they for TeleTenis. The reasons why these games were never released remain unknown, but it is highly probable that they would have required much more complex circuits (which may even not have fit in the cartridge case).