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VisionScore [Model VMV1]
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VisionScore (c) 1977 Videomaster. [Waddingtons Videomaster Ltd.] [London, England] A Pong console from Videomaster in color. Built-in games: Football, Tennis, Squash. - TECHNICAL - Model VMV1CPU: MM-57105 from National Semiconductor - TRIVIA - The VisionScore (model VMV1) was released in 1977 and has several common points with the Strika II and the ColourScore. Like the ColourScore, il uses the National Semiconductor MM-57105 game chip and delivers a color picture. It has the same case as the Strika II and only differs by the four push-buttons, one switch and the decoration. Therefore, there is nothing to say about this system, except that it does not operate with batteries as the internal circuits use a large space in the case. Separate controllers could be used to replace the fixed knobs.
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VisionScore (c) 1977 Videomaster. [Waddingtons Videomaster Ltd.] [London, England] A Pong console from Videomaster in color. Built-in games: Football, Tennis, Squash. - TECHNICAL - Model VMV1CPU: MM-57105 from National Semiconductor - TRIVIA - The VisionScore (model VMV1) was released in 1977 and has several common points with the Strika II and the ColourScore. Like the ColourScore, il uses the National Semiconductor MM-57105 game chip and delivers a color picture. It has the same case as the Strika II and only differs by the four push-buttons, one switch and the decoration. Therefore, there is nothing to say about this system, except that it does not operate with batteries as the internal circuits use a large space in the case. Separate controllers could be used to replace the fixed knobs.
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