Sears used to sell everything under their own brand name, so that meant some companies made their items with the Sears name on them instead of their own. Such was the case with the Atari Video Com...
Sears used to sell everything under their own brand name, so that meant some companies made their items with the Sears name on them instead of their own. Such was the case with the Atari Video Computer System (2600) introduced in 1977- Sears sold it under the name Sears Video Arcade. They later sold the Intellivision system under the name Sears Super Video Arcade since it was a more advanced system. By the time Colecovision and the Atari 5200 came out, Sears decided it was cooler to sell everything by its proper name.
One of the sounds audible in this commercial is the game "Street Racer". Sears also had several Atari games re-titled and sold with different box art.
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If anyone wonders, the sound effects in the background are the game "Star Ship".
Somehow that game is actually still fun, yet it was one of the first discontinued titles. @_@
I need to get an original Heavy Sixer Tele-Games: I really like the look of the woodgrain area on these, and I just overall prefer the heavy sixer build.
You ever seen a 1080p CRT TV set? I have one, and trust me, you wouldn't want to get rid of it. Graphics artists (and I'm talking real pro's) still proof their work on HD CRT's because of higher brightness, stronger color, and the fact that a CRT is still the only standard that can deliver a perfect circle.
In reality, the only thing an LCD or Plasma has over an HD CRT set is that it weighs a lot less and takes up less space... and the fact that you can't really buy HD CRT sets anymore.
Definitely was legit. All the Sears stores had them with similar names to the Atari release. Sears did this with a lot of other products too. I remember a football game by Coleco called Eletronic Quarterback which Sears sold as Electronic Touchdown.
Sears Telegames. The telegames Intellivision was very unique. The color was ugly, IMO, but the controllers were removable. NICE! The power switch was easier on the fingers too.
The instruction manuals in the cartridges for Telegames had different art along with the boxes and console equipment.
I have my grandparent's old Intellivision from Sears still. I kicked butt on Tron Deadly Discs on it.
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Somehow that game is actually still fun, yet it was one of the first discontinued titles. @_@
I need to get an original Heavy Sixer Tele-Games: I really like the look of the woodgrain area on these, and I just overall prefer the heavy sixer build.
I love my HDTV and blu-ray now, and someone would have to shoot me dead before I'd part with my 42" Panasonic Viera 1080p Plasma or 40" Sony XBR4.
In reality, the only thing an LCD or Plasma has over an HD CRT set is that it weighs a lot less and takes up less space... and the fact that you can't really buy HD CRT sets anymore.
The instruction manuals in the cartridges for Telegames had different art along with the boxes and console equipment.
I have my grandparent's old Intellivision from Sears still. I kicked butt on Tron Deadly Discs on it.