Something
interesting about Salora Manager
and a few other machines |
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is actually a |
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Salora Manager |
Vtech Laser 2001 |
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is compatible with
(even the carts fit) |
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Salora Manager |
Dick Smith Wizzard aka
Vtech Creativision aka Hanimex Ramses |
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needs only an adapter
to play
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Salora Manager |
Colecovision games |
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is actually a
scaled down version of an |
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Colecovision |
MSX computer |
Few words from
a programmer : Colecovision and MSX are really close
to each other, sharing the same processor, video and audio chips.
MSX has more RAM than the CV and that's pretty much the only thing
that prevents direct MSX ports to Coleco. |
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it pretty much
killed the |
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When MSX was
released |
Sega SC-3000 |
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was planned for the |
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A Colecovision
adapter |
Sega SC-3000 |
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was based on |
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Sega SC-3000 |
the Sega SG-1000 |
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takes both |
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Telegames Dina |
Colecovision and Sega
SG-1000 carts |
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is pretty close to
the |
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Sega MasterSystem |
Colecovision as well |
The SMS
has more memory than the CV, and also an updated version of
the video chip, which is mostly backwards compatible though.. |
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needs only an
adaptor to play |
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Spectravideo SV-318 |
Colecovision games |
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originate from the |
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the MSX computers |
Spectravideo SV-318 |
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has an add-on that
will turn it into an
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|
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Spectravideo SV-318 |
MSX computer |
There's an arabic MSX computer
that can play Sega Megadrive games... |
There's an adapter
to play Nintendo 8-bit games on an MSX ... |
And of course everyone knows
there's an adapter to play Atari 2600 games on a Colecovision,
and with that same adaptor that can be done also with the Salora Manager's
Colecovision adaptor... |
Confused yet?
So are we. If you have anything to add here or want to contradict
any information on this page, let us
know. |