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content/museum/rca-studio-ii.md

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   - title: RCA STUDIO II
     subtitle: ''
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        compiled/archived by Richard Smedley / Paul Robson\
        type of document : HTML\
        source : [The RCA Studio 2 Emulator Home Page](http://studio2.classicgaming.gamespy.com)
-  comments:
-  - author: Dudley88 (Michigan/USA)
-    date: Thursday 19th December 2013
-    text: A cousin of mine had this game when it came out. I was 9, he was 7. His parents went on vacation that year, and they asked my mom to babysit, and I also stayed there for the duration. I thought the game was pretty cool at first (back then, we referred to them as "TV games.") Of course, in 1977, ANY video game was cool to a 9 year old. My cousin and I mostly played the bowling game that was programmed into the console, but it only held our interest for short periods (I''ve seen videos on YouTube showing people playing it, so I now fully understand why). So we wound up spending most of my visit outside playing with our Tonka trucks.
-  - author: Spiderkeys (Australia)
-    date: Tuesday 10th December 2002
-    text: I remember this machine well. I used to own one, but my must of been the Australia/Europe version with a black case. Mine had Colour. It had a blue background colour which i believe couldnt be changed. But in Pattens/Doodle use could use 8 or so colours. Also mine of missing 2 built in games. Maths, and Freeway but it had the other 3.. Bowling, Doodle and Patterns.
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