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-  comments:
-  - author: JO (UK)
-    date: Monday 21st November 2011
-    text: I have an Intertron Video 2800, It is the most basic console with only Tennis, Hockey and car racing. Option for 1 to 4 players on certain games. I have been trying to find out if anyone else has one of these and how much its worth. I unfortunately do not have a box for it.
-  - author: manu (france)
-    date: Thursday 28th April 2011
-    text: |-
-      Hello, i don t have the gun, if someone sell it, send me an email !\
-      Thx !
-  - author: moahh (france)
-    date: Saturday 21st August 2010
-    text: hey nixon , i just felt on an lectronic rifle for INtervision Video 3000, maybe you d want to have mine , for i don''t have the console... mail me or message on the post
-  - author: Arne (Germany)
-    date: Thursday 17th April 2008
-    text: |-
-      While puting together my little collection on you site, i stumbled over\
-      the description for the Interton Video 3000.\
-      It is mentioned that it doesn't have any paddles, but it does. At least i\
-      own a pair for my system. They fit nicely over the little round markings\
-      on the systems casing.
-  - author: Nixon (On my PC)
-    date: Saturday 6th October 2007
-    text: I see you do not have a value for the price. The console I own has a price tag of £40 on it. Hope that helps.
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