ODYSSEY²

Manufacturer:    Magnavox

Launch Price:     $249.95

Released Date:  1978

Format:             cartridge

CPU:                 8-bit Intel 8048 processor, running at 1.79 MHz

Memory:           64 bytes internal RAM, 128 byte a/v RAM, 1kb BIOS ROM

Resolution:        160x200; 16 color palette using up to 8 colors per 8x8 pixel sprite

Sound:              2 frequency mono

Connectivity:     none

Power:              A/C

Accessories:      controllers, “The Voice” speech synthesis unit, C7010 Chess Module

Miscellaneous:   Successor to the first cartridge-based home videogame console

Released in Europe as the Phillips Videopac G7000, and in other markets

as the Phillips Odyssey and Phillips Odyssey².

K.C. Munchkin game was a Pac-Man clone that was pulled from shelves

after Magnavox was sued by Atari.