Spectravideo International Ltd.

Moby ID: 5839

AKA +
  • Spectravideo Inc. (from 1982 to 1984)
  • Spectravision - Initial company name

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Spectravision produced a large number of 2600 titles and was doing quite well until the video game crash of 1983-84. Perhaps best known for producing the mail-order only game Chase the Chuck Wagon, Spectravision had a decent lineup including many rare games that are sought after today such as Bumper Bash and Mangia'.

Spectravision was the only company to deliver a keyboard add-on for the 2600, the Compumate, although many had made similar promises, including Atari. The company appears to have become defunct in 1988, when the brand was sold to the United Kingdom company Ash & Newman, according to samdal.com.

Credited on 31 Games from 1982 to 1984

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Candoo Ninja (1984 on MSX, Spectravideo)
Kung Fu Master (1984 on Spectravideo, MSX)
Mini Golf (1984 on Spectravideo)
New York Bomb Blitz (1984 on Spectravideo)
Sasa (1984 on NES, MSX, Spectravideo)
Sector Alpha (1984 on ColecoVision)
Telebunny (1984 on MSX, Spectravideo)
Tetra Horror (1984 on Spectravideo, MSX)
Turboat (1984 on MSX, Spectravideo)
Frantic Freddy (1983 on ColecoVision, Spectravideo)
Spectron (1983 on ColecoVision, Spectravideo)
Acutype (1983 on Spectravideo)
Armoured Assault (1983 on Spectravideo)
Bumper Bash (1983 on Atari 2600)
Chase the Chuck Wagon (1983 on Atari 2600)
Cross Force (1983 on Atari 2600, ColecoVision)
Flipper Slipper (1983 on ColecoVision)
Gas Hog (1983 on Atari 2600)
Gold Mine (1983 on Atari 8-bit)
Mangia' (1983 on Atari 2600)

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Their web page used to be at http://www.spectravideo.com/

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