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Non-Cartridge Systems

Before the influx of cartridge based systems, there was a great selection of non cartridge based systems.  Magnavox , Atari , Coleco all made systems and some hand helds .

With todays's collectors, these are a must to all collectors !! 

We will have some of these systems on sale from time - to -  time.  Make sure to check out our non-cart systems and check back from time to time !!

 

Non-Cartridge Systems

Sears Tele-Games Motorcross Sports Center IV

Sears Catalog# 699729

             

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A rarer version of Atari's Stunt Cycle !!  Atari relabeled Stunt Cycle for Sears & Robuck license.  This system is one of the most sought after non-cart units out there !

This unit comes in a very mint shape box (No Inserts) and the following:

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Motorcycle Style Console w/ 3 Speed Throttle Grip

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4 Plug In Hand-Held Paddle Controllers

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Brand New TV/Game Switch

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9 Volt Power Supply

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Original Mint Shape Box !

 

The following games are built into the console

The system has 4 Motorcycle games and 16 Paddle games

 

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Stunt Cycle

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Drag

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Motorcross

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Hurdle

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And 16 Pong Games like Hockey , Pong , Street Tennis & more !!!!!!!!

A great piece of video game history !

Price:  $125.00

 

Other Non-Cartridge Systems 
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 From Atari , Coleco, Magnavox.  
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