Videopac_with_chess_module.jpg
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Description Videopac with chess module.jpg | Philips G7000 with C7010 Chess Module . The Videopac, the European version of the Magnavox Odyssey2, was not powerful enough to play chess, so chess cartridge came with to a large module which sits on top of the machine and contains a 4.43MHz NSC800 8-bit processor and 2kb of extra memory. |
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