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UNIVERSUM Color TV-Multi-Spiel 4010
Pongs
Germany
1977
GI AY-3-8610 from General Instruments
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Color TV-Multi-Spiel 4010 /media/museum/photos/universum_4010.jpg /companies/universum UNIVERSUM
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NAME Color TV-Multi-Spiel 4010
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MANUFACTURER UNIVERSUM
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ORIGIN Germany
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YEAR 1977
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END OF PRODUCTION Unknown
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BUILT IN LANGUAGE 1 & 2 player shoot, 1 & 2 player basketball, gridball, soccer, pelota, tennis, ice hockey, squash
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KEYBOARD Two detachable analog joysticks with fire and reset buttons
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CPU GI AY-3-8610 from General Instruments
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CO-PROCESSOR Game select, on/off, left player size, right player size, ball speed, VHF channel
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RAM On screen
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COLORS Yes
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SOUND Built-in speaker
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SIZE / WEIGHT Unknown
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I/O PORTS RF TV video output
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OS 6 x 1,5v batteries (IEC R14)
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POWER SUPPLY 9v DC (negative center tip)
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PERIPHERALS No
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PRICE Unknown
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TV COLOR MULTISPIEL 4010 /media/museum/photos/universum_tvcolormultispiel-4010_2.jpg
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INSIDE Overview of the Multi-Spiel 4010 internals. **(1)** GI AY-3-8610 chip\ **(2)** RF modulator, not fixed on the board but wrapped in paper (a french advert for coaxial cable). /media/museum/photos/universum_4010_inside.jpg
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CLOSE VIEW GI AY-3-8610, a classic "pong-in-a-chip" /media/museum/photos/universum_4010_chip.jpg
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BOX /media/museum/photos/universum_4010_box.jpg
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TENNIS /media/museum/software/ay-3-8610_tennis_ss.gif
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FOOTBALL / SOCCER /media/museum/software/ay-3-8610_football_ss.gif
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HOCKEY /media/museum/software/ay-3-8610_hockey_ss.gif
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BASKETBALL /media/museum/software/ay-3-8610_basket_ss.gif
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GRIDBALL /media/museum/software/ay-3-8500_gridball_ss.gif
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https://web.archive.org/web/20230614011012/http://www.old-computers.com/museum/computer.asp?c=702 2023-06-14

A classic looking German pong with colour video and 10 built-in games, including 2 shooting games (similar to the PC-501 "Supersportic" cartridge for SD-0x0 systems).

This system was sold in Europe by the "Quelle International" German mail order company under its own hi-fi and video equipment brand, Universum. All labels and manuals are written in German.

As there is no gun, the shooting games (one and two players) are played with the joysticks. Holes are provided in the case for two gun sockets but unfortunately they are not implemented on this model...