



Check out that awesome Berenstain Bears game, you hooked up a tape player to the console to hear the voices. Speaking of consoles...I'm not sure if that is a 2600...maybe on of your dear readers can clear up this mystery?
May This New Century Be Yours - Trevor Jones
May This New Century Be Yours - Trevor Jones
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It's a Coleco Gemini. It's Coleco's clone of the 2600 - which they went to court to be able to produce. The Gemini name was a not-so-subtle "fuck you" to Atari by calling it a twin.
Coleco was mainly known for having much better ports of popular arcade titles, (Pac-Man, anyone?) but couldn't overcome the marketing juggernaut that was Atari.
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Way to go, Hamm! Would I be correct in that you have owned one of these consoles?
Nope. My neighbor did, though... Didn't everyone have a neighbor kid who seemed to have EVERYthing cool that you didn't?
I actually want to play that Berenstain Bears game...
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