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I have a good start on the APF stuff and a pic is below. Not too many games made for this but they are proving to be very hard to find.

 

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I have a good start on the APF stuff and a pic is below. Not too many games made for this but they are proving to be very hard to find.

 

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Very nice.

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I have a good start on the APF stuff and a pic is below. Not too many games made for this but they are proving to be very hard to find.

 

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Hey. I didn't realize that they made a console with carts. I have an APF TV fun, the original pong model. I really like it. I can see the appeal of collecting them.

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Hey. I didn't realize that they made a console with carts. I have an APF TV fun, the original pong model. I really like it. I can see the appeal of collecting them.

I found out that they actually made a computer to go with it too. It was called the Imagination Machine. The console attached to it as well. I suppose similar to the ColecoVision/ADAM, but earlier.

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Hey. I didn't realize that they made a console with carts. I have an APF TV fun, the original pong model. I really like it. I can see the appeal of collecting them.

I found out that they actually made a computer to go with it too. It was called the Imagination Machine. The console attached to it as well. I suppose similar to the ColecoVision/ADAM, but earlier.

 

 

Nice Collection of an obscure console! I myself have about 9 loose games to go with a loose system. I actually really enjoy the baseball game, which was really well done for the time. The imagination machine is really tough to find...espically for a good price.

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Nice. (hmm, 1978) I never saw that one before. It looks very similar, conceptually, to the Colecovision. I wonder if Coleco was influenced by it...

 

Those games look interesting too. How's the breakout-like game?

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I have a good start on the APF stuff and a pic is below. Not too many games made for this but they are proving to be very hard to find.

 

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Which carts are you missing? I'm pretty sure I still have a couple of dupes left from when I put my run together. Nice to see so many boxes as well.

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Never even heard of this but it looks interesting. How many games were made for it?

I think 13, but am not 100% sure.

 

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Nice Collection of an obscure console! I myself have about 9 loose games to go with a loose system. I actually really enjoy the baseball game, which was really well done for the time. The imagination machine is really tough to find...espically for a good price.

As you know, I like the obscure stuff. The best part is there were not many games made for such systems so a complete collection doesn't take up too much space. The downside is they are very hard to find stuff for. Also, TwinGalaxies doesn't track scores for them either. LOL!

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Never even heard of this but it looks interesting. How many games were made for it?

I think 13, but am not 100% sure.

 

BuiltIn Rocket Patrol

MG1001 Catena

MG1003 Hangman/Tic Tac Toe/Doodle

MG1004 Bowling/Micro Match

MG1005 Brickdown/Shooting Gallery

MG1006 Baseball

MG1007 Blackjack

MG1008 Backgammon

MG1009 Casino I: Roulette/Keno/Slots

MG1010 UFO/Sea Monster/Break It Down/Rebuild/Shoot

MG1011 Pinball/Dungeon Hunt/Blockout

MG1012 Boxing

MG1013 Space Destroyers

 

You have everything listed I've been able to find. I don't have the basic cart, but that's more a part of the Imagination Machine so for the time being, I'm ok not having it. Outside of that, Space Destroyers was the hardest to find.

 

Does your system have a power light by chance? Still trying to nail down the differences between the M1000 and the MP1000.

 

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Cool. We had a hand-me-down one of these systems when I was a kid. I've looked casually for one for years and have yet to see one outside of eBay.

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I have a good start on the APF stuff and a pic is below. Not too many games made for this but they are proving to be very hard to find.

 

post-10944-128979518522_thumb.jpg

 

Hey. I didn't realize that they made a console with carts. I have an APF TV fun, the original pong model. I really like it. I can see the appeal of collecting them.

 

 

I have it on display in the museum area at the Midwest Gaming Classic every year. We also had the full Imagination Machine setup of gwHunter's as well one year.

 

If you guys want to more info on the console and the computer, head over to Larry Greenfield's excellent APF Imagination page.

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You have everything listed I've been able to find. I don't have the basic cart, but that's more a part of the Imagination Machine so for the time being, I'm ok not having it. Outside of that, Space Destroyers was the hardest to find.

 

Does your system have a power light by chance? Still trying to nail down the differences between the M1000 and the MP1000.

Nice set!

 

Good question. I also don't know the difference between the "M" and "MP" versions. My console is the M1000 and it does not have a power light.

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You have everything listed I've been able to find. I don't have the basic cart, but that's more a part of the Imagination Machine so for the time being, I'm ok not having it. Outside of that, Space Destroyers was the hardest to find.

 

Does your system have a power light by chance? Still trying to nail down the differences between the M1000 and the MP1000.

Nice set!

 

Good question. I also don't know the difference between the "M" and "MP" versions. My console is the M1000 and it does not have a power light.

 

Nice little system! How are the games?

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Does your system have a power light by chance? Still trying to nail down the differences between the M1000 and the MP1000.

I just got an MP1000 on eBay and compared it to my M1000; pictures are below.

 

There are two differences.

1) The MP1000 has a power LED.

2) The MP1000 has a metal plate around the inside of the cartridge slot. I think this is for connecting it to the computer system (Imagination Machine). I've read somewhere that the M1000 can not be used with the computer and it is likely for this reason. However, after taking them all apart (to give them a good cleaning) that plate is easily removeable and could be put in an M1000 to make it work too.

 

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