This Novex game console is similar to other advanced Pong consoles, and is part of the PC-50x family. The consoles themselves only contain the basic electronics, while the plug-in cartridges house the main chip for each game. This video game came with the Supersport game cartridge, which has the cartridge number 8610, and appears to be the PC-501 game which featured the AY-3-8610 chip, branded for this console. It features eight pong games and two rifle games.

There were many machines that were part of this family, all of which were manufactured in Asia. The same console was often marketed by different companies in Europe. The Novex Computerized Electronic Video Game is physically the same as the Ingersoll Battle Command (UK) and the Poppy TVG 10 (France).

Specifications:

• Power Requirement: 9V DC (UM - 2X 6) or via AC/DC Adapter
• Operation Frequencies: UHMCH 36(5.9125 MHz)
• Dimensions:
• Master Control: 260x80x160mm
• Joystick Controls: 96x45x85mm
• System: 625 lines, CCIR, PAL
• Jacks: 3.5mm DC-input DIN-Jacks x2

Highlight Features:

• Professionally styled, console type cabinet
• 2-way power operation
• Life like Sound direct through TV speaker
• Difficulty option switches
• Fully Compatible for all future cartridges
• Professional games selection
• Giant, real life remote controls
• Easy to plug-in, dust proof cartridges
• Two selectable sounds systems through TV speaker or built-in console speaker
• On-screen automatic score display

Manufacturer: Novex
Date: Unknown

This exhibit has a reference ID of CH41825. Please quote this reference ID in any communication with the Centre for Computing History.

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