Colecovision White label?

[RickR]

Hi all: I received a large CV lot today, and one of the items is a Lady Bug with a plain white label. Is this common? Maybe Canadian or European version? I'm just curious, as I've never seen one like this. But I am pretty new to collecting for CV.

 

Thanks.

[retroillucid]

Telegames release

 

Uncommon.... Does not worth much due to lack of interests in these

[fiddlepaddle]

I've not seen that label, nor that style of cart (Ladybug). Could it be a homemade copy? Good find.Edit: Oh. Telegames...I see.

Edited June 4, 2013 by fiddlepaddle

[digress]

I have one too. Donkey Kong Junior. See Attached

 

[RickR]

Thanks, I've learned something new today.

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telegames_Personal_Arcade

 

Frenzy is also in the lot. That is the one I started playing, and it is sweet!

[NIAD]

These were unused/overstock cartridges that were manufactured by CBS Electronics and placed in CBS' very recognizable cartridge shell, but without a label. These cartridges were eventually sold off to TeleGames U.K. and from there the generic white label with black text was produced/applied to the cart shell, copies of typed-up instuctions made and they were packaged in what is referred to a Sliver Packs and sold off. I have included a picture of a Sliver Pack for Time Pilot and there were many other games that were given this treatment.

[+frankodragon]

I ordered a few Colecovision games from Telegames USA years ago and found out the Alacazar game, which had a generic white label also, didn't work properly on a Personal Arcade system-it would glitch up. I don't know if one would work on the ColecoVision ever since I sent it back for another game.

[digress]

I order alcazar from telegames as well in the 80's. This is the cart they sent me. Works great on a colecovision. Never had a Dina to test it on.