Bought this a bit back at an estate sale, now hopefully flipping it for a profit. Listed it tonight. Let me know if you're interested in seeing the listing, and I'll send you the link. Wish me luck.

Coleco released a series of miniature arcade games in the early 1980s. These were LED based and more tabletop games than handheld. I found this ad on Tumblr and I'm not sure what the original source is

I love a good Plug N Play. But, suffice it to say this is not a good one. Nowhere close to being worthy of the Coleco name. Follow me on DTube: Facebook: Instagram: eBay:

So here is my Colecovision collection. Definitely one of my favorite early 80's consoles. The Colecovision sported arcade-close graphics of the early 80's arcade games. ▶️ DTube ▶️ IPFS

Another great port for the Colecovision. ▶️ DTube ▶️ IPFS

In the early 1980s, Coleco was set up take over the video game world with their ColecoVision game console. In my opinion, what set Coleco apart from Atari & Intellivision were their hardware accessories

Several years ago I made a video unboxing a ColecoVision Expansion Module, number 2 to be specific. This was a steering wheel and foot pedal for racing games. One of the neat things is that it had a spot

Tech enthusiasts like to run speed tests between devices like computers, tablets and smartphones. When Windows Phone was still a thing, Ben the PC Guy would "race" users of Android and iPhones.

Donkey Kong is one of the most famous arcade games of all time. It was released by Nintendo in 1981 and quickly became hugely successful with dozens of companies licensing the characters for everything

On the heels of the video game crash of 1982/83 there was the home computer boom and price war initiated by Commodore. While Commodore's price war was aimed mostly at Texas Instruments there were other

I hate to admit, but I was falling behind on my reading comprehension when I was young, very young.  My mother, like the parents in this commercial, thought getting me an ADAM computer would help.