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     url: http://www.old-computers.com/magazine/view.asp?r=2&a=4
     text: Article comparing the different GI catridge based systems
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-  - author: James Skilton (UK)
-    date: Sunday 20th June 2010
-    text: Me and my sister had one of these when we were kids. we would have been about 10. It was really basic but I think we only had a b/w telly at the time! the scoring only went up to 15 indicating 4-bit registers! We only had the original pong/hockey/target etc cartridge. I think the target was our favourite game. the little analogue joysticks were a delight and much nicer than the switching digital joysticks that became commonplace soon after. We loved this game, but I think after we got a BBC computer it went under the stairs for a few years before being chucked out.
-  - author: Conrad (Zoetermeer, Netherlands)
-    date: Friday 25th February 2005
-    text: I have a different Audio Sonic game system somewhere at my parents house, it was more powerfull than this one. Don't whicht type it was, I have/had several games with it including Space Invaders, Tank Battle and Breakout. I will take it with me and take some pictures shortly!
-  - author: Craig Chester (UK)
-    date: Wednesday 15th December 2004
-    text: I had one of these system when I was very young. I spent hours in front of a 14" TV playing pong with anyone who couldn't get away! I remember it being well built, the controllers seemed indestructible. The 'Colour' buttons on the front allowed the player to select a range of colours for the foreground/background. Each button had a predifined combination. Combinations being different for each game, if I remember correctly.
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