The TV Games Color Programmable, manufactured by LART Elettronica in Italy around 1978, is a second-generation console that uses interchangeable cartridges containing dedicated game circuitry. Its SuperSport cartridge incorporates the General Instrument AY-3-8610 and provides ten colour Pong-style games. The console has two joysticks that can be removed from their storage compartments but remain permanently connected by fixed cables. It features an internal power supply, RF television output and a light-gun connector.
- Year
- 1978
- Generation
- Second generation
- Manufacturer
- LART Elettronica
- Category
- Home systems
- Origin
- Italy
- Game system / medium
- Interchangeable cartridges containing dedicated game circuitry
- Game chip
- General Instrument AY-3-8610 (SuperSport cartridge)
- Graphics
- Colour Pong-style games
- Sound
- Mono, via television
- Controllers
- Two joysticks removable from their compartments, with permanently attached cables
- Game selection
- Ten game buttons; speed and difficulty switches
- Connections
- RF output and light-gun connector
- Power
- Internal 220 V power supply