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title	categories	origins	years	cpus	params
MIRAGAMA GMC-802	Pongs	Europe	1982	Motorola M-588135	name company company_name specs tabs photos comments software oc_id source GMC-802 /companies/miragama MIRAGAMA label value NAME GMC-802 label value MANUFACTURER Miragama label value ORIGIN Europe label value YEAR 1982 label value BUILT IN LANGUAGE Hockey, Football, Tennis, Practice, Shoot label value KEYBOARD 2 detachable controllers with knob and button label value CPU Motorola M-588135 label value SPEED Reset label value CO-PROCESSOR Paddle size left, Paddle size right, Ball angle, Ball speed, Sound on/off, Power on/off label value RAM On screen label value COLORS Yes label value SOUND Built-in speaker label value I/O PORTS RF TV video output label value OS 6 x 1,5v batteries label value POWER SUPPLY 9v DC label value PERIPHERALS Yes photos software title subtitle text image MIRAGAMA GMC-802 Thanks to Mic_Bishop (Ebay seller) for this picture null title subtitle text image GMC-802 null title subtitle text image ZOOM null title subtitle text image LOGO PLATE Thanks to Mic_Bishop (Ebay seller) for this picture null title subtitle text image GAME SELECTION SWITCH AND KNOBS Thanks to Mic_Bishop (Ebay seller) for this picture null title subtitle text image INSIDE null title subtitle text image BOX null author date text Tobi Wednesday 11th April 2018 This game is not called miragama but miragame with an e at the end. If you look at the name tag, the last character seems similar to the a, but has the open space/gap to the right. So it is no a.\ I btw stepped into te same trap :) author date text Sly DC (Quebec, Canada) Saturday 13rd March 2010 Salut Olivier! Juste te dire que ce Pong est un clone du fameux Nintendo Color TV Game-15. La puce Motorola M-588315 est une clone identique de la puce Mitsubishi Electric M58816P. Regarde bien les jeux, ils sont pareils! :) Salut bien! :) $- Sly DC $- /software/tennis-822 /software/volleyball-ii 693 url date https://web.archive.org/web/20230613152919/http://www.old-computers.com/museum/computer.asp?c=693 2023-06-13

This one is one the last pong built so it's quite complete and offers everything a player needs to play pong in good conditions.

The use of the Motorola M-588135 chipset makes it possible to choose a different bat size for each player. The system has even an on/off sound switch (quite useful)!

This pong is the same system as the more famous Nintendo Color TV Game-15. The Motorola M-588315 chipset is indeed a clone of the Mitsubishi Electric M58816P chipset used in the Nintendo system. Games are the same.