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---
title: Doodle
tags:
- paint program
years:
- '1977'
params:
specs:
- label: year of release
value: '1977'
- label: companies
value: RCA
- label: type
value: application
- label: media
value: built-in system
- label: systems
value: RCA Studio II
- label: number of players
value: 1 player
- label: staff
value: Joseph Weisbecker (Programmer)
screenshots:
- title: ''
subtitle: ''
text: ''
image: null
- title: Instructions from RCA Studio II manual
subtitle: ''
text: ''
image: null
machines:
- /museum/rca-studio-ii
company: /companies/rca
oc_id: 19
source:
url: https://web.archive.org/web/20221003074816/http://www.old-computers.com/museum/software_detail.asp?id=19
date: '2022-10-03'
---
Very simple paint program. You can just move a point to trace some patterns or turn into erase mode by pressing a key. Trace or erase, that's all you can do.
Maybe it was impressive to be able to paint some stuff on TV screen in 1977 though.
But it is obvious that Doodle is a poor copy of the Doodle game for the Fairchild Channel F, released on year earlier (1976) and in color!