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Sports fan (Baseball & Sumo Wrestling)
baseball
duel
fighting
martial arts
sport
sumo
1978
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/media/museum/software/toshiba_visicom100_cas-130_box_m.jpg
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year of release 1978
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companies Toshiba
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type game
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media cartridge
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systems Toshiba Visicom 100
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number of players 1 - 2 players (versus)
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Ready ? /media/museum/software/toshiba_visicom_cas130_ss3.png
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Go ! /media/museum/software/toshiba_visicom_cas130_ss4.png
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Let's push that guy out of the ring /media/museum/software/toshiba_visicom_cas130_ss1.png
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Yeeahhh ! /media/museum/software/toshiba_visicom_cas130_ss2.png
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Complete /media/museum/software/toshiba_visicom100_cas-130_all1.jpg
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and back /media/museum/software/toshiba_visicom100_cas-130_all2.jpg
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Box /media/museum/software/toshiba_visicom100_cas-130_box.jpg
/museum/toshiba-visicom-100
/companies/toshiba 1856
url date
https://web.archive.org/web/20221203165055/http://www.old-computers.com/museum/software_detail.asp?id=1856 2022-12-03

This cartridge offers two sport games : Baseball and Sumo Wrestling.

Baseball is the same game as the one released for the RCA Studio II, but in color.

The second game, Sumo Wrestling, is exclusive to the Visicom 100. It's a Sumo fighting game, surely one of the first fighting game ever on a console.

This game was only released in Japan, and was never available for the RCA Studio II, the "mother" system of the Visicom 100.