---
title: Hanimex 666
categories:
- Pongs
params:
  name: '666'
  company: /companies/hanimex
  company_name: Hanimex
  tabs:
  - photos
  - emulators
  - links
  photos:
  - title: INSIDE
    subtitle: ''
    text: ''
    image: null
  - title: BOX
    subtitle: ''
    text: ''
    image: null
  emulators:
  - title: www.pong-story.com
    url: http://www.pong-story.com/pcpong.htm
    platform: Multiplatform
    text: Several pong emulators (simulators) presented here
  links:
  - title: Web Wiz CAPTCHA
    url: http://www.webwizcaptcha.com
    text: ''
  comments:
  - author: Ruben B. (Spain)
    date: Wednesday 25th January 2023
    text: I think -p means positive video, France used positive video modulation, I''ve a Pong console made in Honk Kong or the like but designed for the French market and it has a RF modulator circuit that gives positive video too.
  - author: SWEEPER_92 (England)
    date: Wednesday 14th March 2018
    text: Just broke out my dad''s old Hanimex 666s-n earlier today. Hasn''t been played in \~50 years. It was sitting in a box in the garage along with other things collecting so much tust and flys and dirt in that open top boxs, I had no idea if it would work. I always misstook it for a power tool. Well let me tell you, it works like a dream! Me and my dad played a couple of rounds of tennis and to tell the truth, I can''t remember having this much fun with my dad ever. Fantastic little relick! I adore it.
  - author: Johnathan Rivera (USA)
    date: Sunday 7th January 2018
    text: More like "The Pong of the Anti-Christ".
  - author: Bartimaus (U.S.A.)
    date: Monday 6th February 2017
    text: Ha-Ha?
  - author: PeriSoft (Ithaca, NY)
    date: Saturday 24th March 2007
    text: Oh no! It's the pong of the beast!
  related:
  - /museum/a10-telespiel-9010
  - /museum/alex-video-spiel-tg-621
  - /museum/apf-match
  - /museum/apf-tv-fun-model-401
  - /museum/audiosonic-pp-800
  - /museum/bentley-compu-vision
  - /museum/blaupunkt-tv-action
  - /museum/coleco-telstar-alpha-model-6030
  - /museum/conic-tv-sports-tg-621
  - /museum/conic-tvg-209
  - /museum/dms-telesports-mini
  - /museum/grandstand-t-v-game-model-3000
  - /museum/hanimex-7771
  - /museum/hanimex-t-338
  - /museum/intel-germany-super-tele-sport-d-688-36
  - /museum/interton-video-2400
  - /museum/jostykit-multi-tv-game-hf-344
  - /museum/magiclick-teleclick
  - /museum/match-sd-01c
  - /museum/mbo-tele-ball
  - /museum/mbo-tele-ball-ii
  - /museum/mbo-tele-ball-iii
  - /museum/mentor-sport-tg-20
  - /museum/novoton-tj-141
  - /museum/novoton-video-sports
  - /museum/playtech-telesport
  - /museum/polistil-v-g-2
  - /museum/r-f-t-bss-01-bildschirmspiel-01
  - /museum/radofin-electronics-limited-tele-sports
  - /museum/riva-t-800c
  - /museum/roberts-paddle-iv
  - /museum/roberts-rally-iv
  - /museum/sands-3000
  - /museum/societe-occitane-d-electronique-oc-4
  - /museum/sonolor-telematch
  - /museum/sportron-101u
  - /museum/superlectron-tv-challenger-series-3000-tvc-3000
  - /museum/tele-flip-paris-video-sport-fy-707
  - /museum/thomson-jv1t
  - /museum/ultrasound-tele-sports
  - /museum/ultrasound-tv-9010
  - /museum/universum-tv-multi-spiel-handheld
  - /museum/universum-tv-spiel-1004
  oc_id: 682
  source:
    url: https://web.archive.org/web/20230601224156/http://www.old-computers.com/museum/computer.asp?c=682
    date: '2023-06-01'
---

This is a handheld pong. The biggest paddle includes the system hardware. The second one wich is smaller (1/3 of the system size) is attached to the first one but can be detached. Thus, this is a real portable and easy to carry pong system.

The 666s and 666t seem to be similar in every ways apart from their color: the **666s** is blue while the **666t** is green.

Note that there is a french version of the 666s called the **666s-p** (P for PAL ?) while the **666s-n** is the english version. Both are blue and absolutely similar, except for the writings which are in french on the french model...

The model [677](/museum/hanimex-677/) is the same system with two shooting games.