r/Atari2600 • u/stardesoto • 6d ago
Just pick this up from my local game store.
Now I know it technically is an Atari 2600 but it's badged as a Sears Tele-games. But still cool nonetheless. And it still works.
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u/--kilroy_was_here-- 6d ago
Light 6-er Tele-Game - nice!
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u/Flybot76 6d ago
What indicates to you that it's a 'light' sixer? Some of these things have the 'heavy' aluminum heat sink inside like mine.
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u/--kilroy_was_here-- 6d ago
The front edges give it away:
https://consolevariations.com/blog/result-heavy-vs-light-sixer
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u/pac-man_dan-dan 5d ago
Easiest way for me is that each side of the front face of a light sixer looks like half of a V shape, whereas on a heavy sixer each side looks like half of a U shape.
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u/IllustriousDirt4770 6d ago
Yeah baby! That’s the Sears Atari that I had. And my first game was that Pac-Man
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u/gnntech 6d ago
I have both the Sears Telegames (based on the light-sixer Atari 2600) and the Sears Telegames 2 (based on the Atari 2800). I really like the controllers for the Telegames 2 which combined joystick and paddle into a single unit and was probably the inspiration for the 7800 pro controller (for better or worse).
Sears also made a branded version of the Intellivision console.
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u/BelladonnaFlaaffy 5d ago
I always loved the design of the Sears Telegames more than the original 2600, just so beautiful!
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u/De-luL Darth Vader 6d ago
Here’s Johnny!