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2. dfarq.homeip.net › sears-atari-2600-cloneSears Atari 2600 clone: The Sears Video Arcade

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   Feb 15, 2018 · The Sears Video Arcade was a little bit cheaper than the Atari VCS (or 2600), but it looked exactly like the Atari video game console and it comes in the same variants as the early 2600s. You can find heavy sixer , light sixer, and 4-switch variants of the Sears Video Arcade.

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   It's the least controversial debate in the history of gaming... Or is it? Andy breaks down the crucial differences between the Atari 2600 and Sears Tele-Game...

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4. www.youtube.com › watchAtari VCS - Sears Video Arcade comparison - YouTube

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   Jul 9, 2014 · A comparison between the Atari VCS, better known as the Atari 2600, and it's Sears branded version, the Sears Video Arcade.This is just a quick overview on t...

5. forums.atariage.com › topic › 261387-why-the-searsWhy the Sears versions existed - Atari 2600 - AtariAge Forums

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   Jan 23, 2017 · Whether it was good for Atari: Like I said, Sears was a major player at the time and moved plenty of Video Arcade consoles and games, which were sold to them by Atari. So Atari made plenty of money from the deal. Whether they were less expensive than Atari-branded systems, I don't know offhand. That would depend on the retailer.

6. retrovolve.com › vcs-showdown-atari-2600-vs-searsVCS Showdown! Atari 2600 vs. Sears Tele-Games Video Arcade

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   Nov 10, 2014 · Andy breaks down the crucial differences between the Atari 2600 and Sears Tele-Games Video Arcade in this brand new video. Andy Reierson Founder of Retrovolve, mediocre heavy metal guitarist, beard enthusiast, and cat lover.

7. www.reddit.com › r › 1970sDid anyone have one of these? What were they like?

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   To clear up some misunderstandings: The Sears Video Arcade is 100% exactly the same as the Atari VCS, later known as the 2600. Exactly the same. The only difference was the stickers on the case. Same thing for the cartridges. Different artwork on the stickers, exact same inside.

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   Is the Sears Video Arcade cheaper than the Atari VCS?

   • The Sears Video Arcade was a little bit cheaper than the Atari VCS (or 2600), but it looked exactly like the Atari video game console and it comes in the same variants as the early 2600s. You can find heavy sixer, light sixer, and 4-switch variants of the Sears Video Arcade.

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   Is Sears Video Arcade the same as Atari 2600?

   • Sears Video Arcade: In 1977, Sears began producing the Video Arcade system under the Tele-Games brand. The system is similar to the Atari 2600 except for a few aesthetic differences. In 1983, Sears released a completely redesigned console called the Sears Video Arcade II, which was actually just the Japanese version of the 2600.

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   What was the Sears video game system?

   • The Sears video game system was an Atari 2600. The label was a different color and it said “Video Arcade” on it instead of Atari Video Computer System, but the joysticks and paddles were the same and it played all the same game cartridges.

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   How many games did the Atari VCS sell?

   • Backed by Warner, Atari released the highly anticipated VCS – the first console that brought video games out of the arcade and into the home. The console was released with nine games, and with close to 400,000 units sold in its first year, the VCS sold out its initial production run and was a smash-hit in holiday sales.

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   Was the Sears Atari 2600 a clone?

   • The Sears Atari 2600 clone, the Sears Video Arcade, wasn’t a clone in the sense we think of. The Coleco Gemini was a true clone: a workalike device designed and built by another company and sold more cheaply. The Gemini also wasn’t blessed by Atari. Coleco built it, and then agreed to pay Atari a license fee after Atari sued.

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9. gamester81.com › history-of-consoles-atari-vcs2600History of Consoles: Atari VCS/2600 (1977) | Gamester 81

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   Jul 21, 2012 · On October 14 th, 1977 the Atari VCS and Sears Video Arcade were released to the general public at a retail price of $199.99 ($757.32 today’s dollars), with nine games available. Surprisingly the initial sales of the console were disappointing mainly due to the large number of cheap gaming handhelds available at the time including the popular game Simon.