| TV Baseball |
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/companies/epoch |
Epoch |
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| NAME |
TV Baseball |
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| MANUFACTURER |
Epoch |
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| BUILT IN LANGUAGE |
Baseball game |
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| KEYBOARD |
One detachable controller (fire button) + controls built-in the system (dial, buttons, switches) |
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| CPU |
NEC D778C |
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| GRAPHIC MODES |
54x62 |
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| I/O PORTS |
TV video output |
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| BUILT IN MEDIA |
None. Stand-alone system |
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| POWER SUPPLY |
External PSU or battery cells |
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| PRICE |
Unknown |
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| TOP |
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Thanks to Rikard Ljungkvist for this picture |
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| BOTTOM |
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Thanks to Rikard Ljungkvist for this picture |
/media/museum/photos/epoch_tv-baseball_bottom.jpg |
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| BOX |
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/media/museum/photos/epoch_tv-baseball_box_2.jpg |
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| BOX #2 |
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/media/museum/photos/epoch_tv-baseball_box_3.jpg |
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| BOX (BACK) |
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| BOX (SIDE 1) |
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Thanks to Rikard Ljungkvist for this picture |
/media/museum/photos/epoch_tv-baseball_box_side_1.jpg |
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| BOX (SIDE 2) |
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Thanks to [PC-EngineFX.com](http://pcenginefx.com) for this picture |
/media/museum/photos/epoch_tv-baseball_box_side_2.jpg |
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| OPENED BOX |
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| SCREENSHOT |
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This is apparently the same game found on cartridge for the Epoch Cassette Vision some years later... |
/media/museum/software/epoch_tv-baseball_ss_1.jpg |
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| LadyLeia (United Kingdom) |
Monday 2nd November 2020 |
I recently got a boxed copy of this system, its in pretty good condition though quite dirty but an easy job with some soppy water.
Just wanted to tell you that the my copy still has the price tag on its ¥18,500 (¥29,298 with inflation) for the main system (that i got), the system uses 4 D-cell battery''s but the label also states you can buy a AC adapter (plugs in in the back) for an extra ¥1,500 back in 1978.
Hopes this helps someone! |
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