This console might be a console that never came out, it was made 1977, can be a fake ? but i belive its a real console that never came to the market, because, what happend with the console that Sony/Nintendo, same thing!
Oh, Well here is a picture of it!
the name of it is (Model CTG-BK6)
Actually... It looks like a giant "Game & Watch" game except with Arkanoid.
If you notice on the left hand-side of the box, there are different levels of Arkanoid. I see that this has a dial thing to switch through levels (It seems to show the levels beneath the switch too, labeling them 1-6). I might be wrong, but that's what would make sense to me.
yeah me to, but is it a fake?
because someone is selling it on a swedish site!
It's not a fake.
You people actually thought the NES was Nintendo's first console? ROFLMAO
<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: Atax on 2003-10-17 07:21 ]</font>
I saw a special on some channel a while ago about the history of video games. I believe this was shown.
The model is diff. And if you look at nintendo(the word) closely, it looks like it was pasted inthere with paint. The thing is meant to look like the real thing... Thus fooling all who thaought its real!
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Yeaa i think i saw that 2On 2003-10-17 12:04, ginko990 wrote:
I saw a special on some channel a while ago about the history of video games. I believe this was shown.
It's a Burowwa, what ever that is. It's not a nintendo, and Nintento's first system was called the Famicon.
Famicom/NES wasn't Nintendo's first, Famicom was released in 1983.
In 1972 Nintendo made the first in in a line of consoles called Color TV.
First came the Color TV Game 6, and played 6 variations of Pong. It's processor was a joint project between Nintendo and Mitsubishi, since Nintendo had no cash to make their own.
The one I posted is the Color TV Game 15, it came out in 1978. It is pretty much the same as the Game 6, but since Nintendo had cash to throw around due to the Game 6, it made a updated version which had 15 variation of pong.
Both versions sold well over a million each, in Japan.
Next came the Color TV Racing 112 in 1978. It was basically like todays steering wheel controllers, and had top-down style racing games.
Last came the Color TV Block Kusu Re in 1978 (pictured in the first post of this thread). It was based on Breakout, and had 6 variations built in.
<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: Atax on 2003-10-18 01:12 ]</font>
People paid for variations of pong...
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