Has anyone heard of one of these 2600 compatibles?

[Rybags]

I knew that Sears had their own version of the 2600 VCS, but this system is new to me (Hi-Score Mk II):

 

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/HI-SCORE-MK2-ATARI-...1QQcmdZViewItem

 

 

 

[ATARIPITBULL]

I'm no monster Atari historian, but I have done my share of looking and I must admit, I have never seen one of those, it looks cool!!

 

[Luc]

I'm no monster Atari historian, but I have done my share of looking and I must admit, I have never seen one of those, it looks cool!!

 

     

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Atarimania lists the Hi-Score MK-3 (?) as an "Australian clone of Hi-Score". See:

http://www.atarimania.com/lst_hard-TYPE-CLONE-MENU-2.html

[Shawn]

Use could just use a step down or a USA power brick on this thing prob. right?

[supercat]

What are the pictured games? I think I recognize Bobby Goes Home, but what else?

[Spirantho]

The Hi-Score consoles were manufactured by Bit Corp and are most common in Australia.... so yes, the games pictured will be Bobby Goes Home, Snail against Squirrel etc. Certainly my boxed HiScore Mk1 has one of those on it (can't remember which!).

 

 

Interestingly, the insides of the HiScore Mk1 I have includes a PCB which is identical in style to the no-name 208-in-1/128-in-1 fake Vader consoles so prevalent in Arabic and European markets.....

Maybe Bit Corp are still producing Atari clones but not with their name on for legal reasons? Remember these pirate clones tend to have Activision games on...