What is your favorite late-seventies novelty gaming platform?

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| Apr 6th, 2010 | by Owen Ferguson

The results are (404 votes):

22% voted for Atari Stunt Cycle

18% voted for Atari Video Pinball

24% voted for Coleco Telstar Combat

21% voted for Coleco Telstar Arcade

15% voted for Bally Professional Arcade

Atari Stunt Cycle

Atari Video Pinball

Coleco Telstar Combat

Coleco Telstar Arcade

Bally Professional Arcade

Consoles designed for specific game types beyond pong became popular in the late seventies.

TAGS: Consoles, Retro, Hardware, Atari Stunt Cycle, Atari Video Pinball, Coleco Telstar Combat, Coleco Telstar Arcade, Bally Professional Arcade, Atari, Coleco Telstar, Bally

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