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Sites dealing with video game systems developed under Philips. The merge of Magnavox and Philips in 1974 meant that the Odyssey² was released and marketed under Philips.

Odyssey2

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A fully programmable home video game system that was designed to use 2K ROM game cartridges. It was released in 1978 by Magnavox and Philips, who merged in 1974. Was also known as Videopac G7000 in Europe.

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