MBO Tele-Ball VII
| MBO Tele-Ball VII | ||
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| Manufacturer | MBO | |
| Type | stationary game console | |
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| Storage media | none (built-in games) | |
| Online service | none | |
| predecessor | MBO Tele Ball VI | |
| successor | MBO Tele Ball VIII | |
The MBO Tele-Ball VII ( stylized as MBO tele-ball VII ) is a stationary game console , which was published by the company MBO in 1977 exclusively in Germany. Like almost all consoles of the time, the system is based on the AY-3-8500 chip from the US company General Instruments . Different variants of the arcade game Pong can be played with the console .
It is the successor to the MBO Tele-Ball VI and the predecessor of the MBO Tele-Ball VIII .
Technical specifications
- Image: black and white
- Sound: built-in speaker in the console
- Controller : two detachable controllers, each with a rotary control (" paddle ") and button
- Power supply : 6 volts
- Add-ons: two lightguns (MBO tele-ball pistol 0426 and MBO tele-ball pistol 0445)
Trivia
When playing, a digital score counter is displayed and updated in real time. After 15 points this counter will stop counting and the selected game must be restarted.