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This is a broadcast of something called Gamebot. Believe it or not, this is where I first discovered the 7800. First they do an overview of the 7800 and then show it playing a 2600 game. Then they do a bit on Karate Kid for the NES, then they show Kareteka for the 7800, and then some laser disc thing.

 

Enjoy...

 

 

 

-Ray

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This is a broadcast of something called Gamebot. Believe it or not, this is where I first discovered the 7800. First they do an overview of the 7800 and then show it playing a 2600 game. Then they do a bit on Karate Kid for the NES, then they show Kareteka for the 7800, and then some laser disc thing.

 

Enjoy...

 

 

 

-Ray

 

 

I've seen this video a few times now,its great "yal."

UTube is where I also got interested in the 5200 and 7800 hardware.

I especially like that one series called How to beat video games. Lots of 5200 stuff there.

I love those videos though because there is lots of 80's cheese within them.

That was one hell of a decade. :lust:

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This is a broadcast of something called Gamebot. Believe it or not, this is where I first discovered the 7800. First they do an overview of the 7800 and then show it playing a 2600 game. Then they do a bit on Karate Kid for the NES, then they show Kareteka for the 7800, and then some laser disc thing.

 

Enjoy...

 

 

 

-Ray

 

 

I've seen this video a few times now,its great "yal."

UTube is where I also got interested in the 5200 and 7800 hardware.

I especially like that one series called How to beat video games. Lots of 5200 stuff there.

I love those videos though because there is lots of 80's cheese within them.

That was one hell of a decade. :lust:

 

Those videos are awesome, I am so disapointed that the 7800 came out to late to have a volume of that for it. I'd love to have seen the host (White man's Afro) tell me the secrets to beating Ninja Golf. :D

 

-Ray

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So, the 7800 is the "predecessor" to the 5200?

 

Ugh...

 

Try "successor."

 

They've got the know-how to use YouTube, but not the right word.

 

And... OK... they've got the console right in front of them, and don't know where the difficulty switches are. Ugh again.

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Both of the guys from Gamebot were at the 2006 Cinciclassic. They had a table and were selling DVD's of their show for $5. I bought an Atari 400 from them. No idea if it is the same 400 shown in the being of the video. Proably not since I had to do some extensive cleaning on the case.

 

The guys were at the Philly vgXpo in November. They didn't have a table but they were walking around with a video camera. I saw them when they were talking to Al and they were going to interview him later in the day but I don't know if they ever got back to him. Looking at youtube, they have posted only one video from the show, this video of Ralph Baer's speech.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s6hcKLNRsIg

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  • 7 years later...

Hey, I remember these guys from the Philly VGXpo too. I think before that I remember meeting them at either one of the early Too Many Games or a Philly Classic. They're cool dudes. I know one of them did a podcast for a while called the Stupid Gamer, I believe. I was bummed when they disappeared. Good stuff.

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