Philips G-7000
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Belgarath
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No there isn't an emulator for it unfortunately 
Americans will also know this as the Magnavox Odyssey2
There is an open source Odyssey2 emulator that I hope could be ported, which you can find at http://o2em.sourceforge.net/
Americans will also know this as the Magnavox Odyssey2
There is an open source Odyssey2 emulator that I hope could be ported, which you can find at http://o2em.sourceforge.net/
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extremegamer
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Odyssey2 sucks, granted it was one of the first systems, but there weren't that many games for it and even though the graphics are very simple, most of the games I own for my Odyssey2 are not good or fun to play, I basically have mine just to have one. I can't see why anybody would want to play this system, especially on a gp32 that has compatibility with alot better systems.
Belgarath
Mega GP2X Mania
Well I wouldn't put it very high on my wish list either, but perhaps some people will be overjoyed to play Odyssey2 games on their GP32!
I suppose it largely depends on how easy it would be to port, because in my opinion the more choice of games and systems to play, the better!
I suppose it largely depends on how easy it would be to port, because in my opinion the more choice of games and systems to play, the better!
Have to agree with you an that.extremegamer posted on Oct 17 2003 at 01:36 PM said:
I had one (G7000) when I was about 12 years old and I thought most of the games were crap.
One of the carts I had was supposed to turn it into a computer you could program. Best i could do was to get a teletext style man to run across the screen.
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Hwrd
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An Odyssey2/G7000 (or hey, a G7400) emulator would be a welcome addition to the GP32.
Yes, a lot of the games aren't very good, but that's mostly the 1978-1981 stuff. 1982 onwards was a lot more playable. The pre-1982 library for the 2600 was no better. I would say the only machine with a decent library pre-1982 was the Intellivision.
Anyway, these are great games that I try every now and again to this day:
K.C. Munchkin
K.C.'s Krazy Chase
UFO
Pick Axe Pete
Attack of the Timelords
Freedom Fighters
Killer Bees
Demon Attack
Pick Axe Pete is as good as it gets anywhere anytime....
Yes, a lot of the games aren't very good, but that's mostly the 1978-1981 stuff. 1982 onwards was a lot more playable. The pre-1982 library for the 2600 was no better. I would say the only machine with a decent library pre-1982 was the Intellivision.
Anyway, these are great games that I try every now and again to this day:
K.C. Munchkin
K.C.'s Krazy Chase
UFO
Pick Axe Pete
Attack of the Timelords
Freedom Fighters
Killer Bees
Demon Attack
Pick Axe Pete is as good as it gets anywhere anytime....
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extremegamer
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I agree with you on Pick Axe Pete, that game is the only enjoyable game, if your a collector and you can find this game, you may want to pick it up, I can't remember the exact name, but its something like Quest for the Rings, its a great game, though wouldn't be portable to the GP32 because there are game tokens, a map that you use, it combines board game and video game to make one pretty decent game.
