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Combat

duel

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tank

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year of release	1977

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companies	General Instruments

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systems	Coleco Telstar Combat

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number of players	2 players (versus)

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https://web.archive.org/web/20230613001138/http://www.old-computers.com/museum/software_detail.asp?id=402	2023-06-13

The Coleco Telstar Combat! system is powered by a special chipset, the AY-3-8700, created by General Instruments. This piece of electronic offers 4 game variations based on the popular arcade hit Tank, made by Kee Games back in 1974.

The result is almost identical to the original version.

The four variations are: Combat, Night Battle, Robot Battle and Camouflage Combat.

The AY-3-8700 was popular and powered some other systems and cartridges.

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