Hard to believe you needed to hang different sheets across the t.v. screen to change the “graphics” of the game lol, crazy how tech changes
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That is awesome. I’ve never even seen one of these. We owned the Odyssey 2.
Huge piece of gaming history right there, huge W
Such old thingy with the box? How much was it?
Isn’t it the oldest console period?
We’ve come such a long way. I wonder what it must have been like to be a kid in the 70s playing with this thing?
Gonna be hard to get much older than that!
Neighbor had one, I only remember Pick Axe Pete.
I have Odyssey on my Switch!
Reminds me of Dark Tower somewhat.
This really puts things into perspective. It’s weird how 50 years is both a blip in history and a very, very long time.
Ah childhood memories. My gaming career kicked off with an Odyssey-clone, the Binatone something, with several pong variants and a light gun.
Totally up to you, but I reckon the Minimalist Computing group on Facebook would get a kick out of this.