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The Coleco Gemini, not to be confused with the Telstar Gemini system released by the same manufacturer in 1978, is a clone of the Atari VCS 2600.
It offers the exact same functionalities as the Atari system. Six switches : color/b&w display, on/off, left player difficulty A/B, right player difficulty A/B, Game Select and Reset.
Apart from the plastic case, only the controllers differ from the original system. Coleco put a joytsick AND a paddle on the same controller.
The Gemini was also sold for a short time (through mail-order club initially) by Columbia House as the Columbia House Home Arcade