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The Magnavox Odyssey2

The Magnavox Odyssey 2 (stylized as Magnavox Odyssey²) is a home video game console released in North America in September 1978 by Magnavox, at the time a wholly owned subsidiary of Philips.[1] It was also released by Philips as the Philips Videopac G7000 in Europe, the Philips Odyssey in Brazil and Peru, and the Odyssey2 (オデッセイ2 odessei2) in Japan.[a] A late revision of the Videopac known as the Philips Videopac+ G7400[b] was released in limited quantities in 1983 with unique games. There were 80[c] games released for Odyssey², Videopac, and Videopac+ across all regions. Games were released in the form of ROM cartridges that were 2 KB and later 4 KB in size.[2] In Europe, most games were given a number along with their titles in a variety of different languages. In 1981, Philips dropped the Magnavox publishing label for its Odyssey² games, directly publishing them through North American Philips (N.A.P.) instead.[3] Only two companies, Imagic and Parker Brothers, released third-party software for the system.

Games were initially developed internally at Magnavox. After running out of ideas for new games, Intel employee Ed Averett, a member of the team behind the Intel 8048 and Intel 8244 graphics chip inside the Odyssey², opted to develop games for the system as a freelance developer. He developed at least 25 games for the Odyssey² including K.C. Munchkin and Quest for the Rings, two of the systems most notable releases.[2] He occasionally also enlisted help from his wife, Linda.[4] Packaging and marketing materials for the games were designed by Steve Lehner and Rob Bradford of Bradford/Cout Design, a Chicago based marketing firm which had previously worked on the Magnavox Odyssey.[5]

Two expansion modules were released for the system over its lifespan. In Europe, Philips released a computer chess expansion, the Videopac C7010 Chess Module, a separate unit with an additional CPU that plugs into the cartridge port.[6] In North America, Philips released a voice synthesis expansion module called "The Voice" in September 1982.[7] The module was optional for all the games that used it. This list contains only games officially released by Philips, Imagic, or Parker Brothers during the lifespan of the console.

Official games

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Title[8][9][10] # Developer Publisher NA[11] PAL Videopac+ Ref.
4 in 1 Row 40 Philips Unreleased 1982 Unreleased
Air Battle 58 Philips Unreleased 1983 1983
Alien Invaders - Plus!
Space MonsterPAL		 22 Ed Averett[12]
Linda Averett		 PhilipsWW
MagnavoxNA		 August 1980 1980 1983
Alpine Skiing!
SkiingPAL		 25 Ed Averett[13] PhilipsWW
MagnavoxNA		 August 1979[14] 1980 Unreleased [15][16]
Armored Encounter! / Subchase!
Air-Sea War / BattlePAL		 4 Magnavox PhilipsWW
MagnavoxNA		 September 1978 1978 Unreleased [17][16]
Atlantis Jeff Ronne[d] Imagic May 1983[18] August 1983[19] Unreleased [20][21][22]
Attack of the Timelord![e]
TerrahawksPAL		 51 Ed Averett[4]
Linda Averett		 Philips December 1982[23] October 1983[24] 1983[25]
Backgammon 48 Philips Unreleased 1983 Unreleased
Baseball! 8 Magnavox PhilipsWW
MagnavoxNA		 September 1978 1978 Unreleased
Blobbers 57 Philips Unreleased 1983 Unreleased
Blockout! / Breakdown!
Dam BusterPAL		 29 Ed Averett[13] PhilipsWW
MagnavoxNA		 August 1980 1981 Unreleased [15][26][27][28][29][30]
Bowling! / Basketball!
Tenpin Bowling / BasketballPAL		 6 Sam Overton[31] PhilipsWW
MagnavoxNA		 September 1978 1978 Unreleased [15][32][33][29]
C7010 Chess Module Philips Unreleased April 1983[20] Unreleased [34][20][35]
Casino Slot Machine!
Las Vegas GamblingPAL		 23 Ed Averett[13] PhilipsWW
MagnavoxNA		 August 1980 1980 Unreleased [29]
Catch The Ball / Noughts and Crosses 19 Philips Unreleased 1980 Unreleased
Chez Maxime[f] Jean Tarrad[36] Thomson-Brandt Unreleased Unreleased 1983[37]
Chinese Logic 17 Philips Unreleased 1980 Unreleased
Clay Pigeon![g] Göran Öhman[38] Philips Unreleased 1984 Unreleased
Comando Noturno![g] Philips Unreleased 1985 Unreleased
Computer Golf!
GolfPAL		 10 Sam Overton[12] PhilipsWW
MagnavoxNA		 July 1979 1978 Unreleased [29]
Computer Intro!
Computer ProgrammerPAL		 9 Sam Overton[31] PhilipsWW
MagnavoxNA		 August 1979[14] 1978 Unreleased [29]
Conquest of the World 41 Ed Averett[39]
Steve Lehner		 Philips November 1981 June 1982[40] Unreleased [40][41][42][15][29]
Cosmic Conflict! 11 Sam Overton[31] PhilipsWW
MagnavoxNA		 October 1979 1978 1983
Demon Attack Dave Johnson[d] Imagic March 1983[43] August 1983[19] Unreleased
Depth Charge / Marksman 16 Philips Unreleased 1979 Unreleased
Des chiffres et des lettres[f] Thomson-Brandt Unreleased Unreleased 1983
Dynasty!
SamuraiPAL		 15 Magnavox PhilipsWW
MagnavoxNA		 August 1979[14] 1979 Unreleased
Electronic Table Soccer!
Electronic Table FootballPAL		 27 Ed Averett[13] PhilipsWW
MagnavoxNA		 August 1980 1980 Unreleased [15][26][27][33][29]
Exojet+[f] Thomson-Brandt Unreleased Unreleased 1983
Football!
American FootballPAL		 3 Sam Overton[12] PhilipsWW
MagnavoxNA		 September 1978 1978 Unreleased [44][33][15][29]
Freedom Fighters! 39 Ed Averett[h] Philips May 1982[45] 1982 1983
Frogger Parker Brothers Unreleased 1984 1984[46]
The Great Wall Street Fortune Hunt 46 Ed Averett[39]
Steve Lehner		 Philips April 1982[47] 1983 Unreleased [15][48][41][27][29]
Hockey! / Soccer!
Electronic Soccer / Electronic Ice HockeyPAL		 36 Ed Averett[13] PhilipsWW
MagnavoxNA		 August 1979[14] 1981 Unreleased [49][33][15][29]
Invaders from Hyperspace!
Laser WarPAL		 18 Ed Averett[13] PhilipsWW
MagnavoxNA		 August 1979[14] 1980 Unreleased [50][41][15][16][29]
I've Got Your Number!
Playschool MathsNA		 13 Ed Averett[13] PhilipsWW
MagnavoxNA		 August 1979[14] 1979 Unreleased [29]
K.C. Munchkin![i]
MunchkinPAL		 38 Ed Averett[2] Philips November 1981 1982 Unreleased
K.C.'s Krazy Chase![e]
Crazy ChasePAL		 44 Ed Averett[31] Philips September 1982[7] May 1983[51] Unreleased
Keyboard Creations!
Newscaster		 A Philips November 1981 1981 Unreleased [41][29]
Killer Bees![e] 52 Bob Harris[52] Philips April 1983[53] 1983 1983[37]
A Labyrinth Game / Supermind 32 Philips Unreleased 1981 Unreleased [54][55]
Las Vegas Blackjack!
BlackjackPAL		 5 Sam Overton[31] PhilipsWW
MagnavoxNA		 September 1978 1978 Unreleased [56][15][29]
Loony Balloon 54 Philips Unreleased 1983 1983[57]
Matchmaker! / Buzzword! / Logix!
Pairs / Space Rendezvous / LogicPAL		 2 Magnavox PhilipsWW
MagnavoxNA		 September 1978 1978 Unreleased [56][29]
Math-A-Magic! / Echo!
Mathematician / EchoPAL		 7 Magnavox PhilipsWW
MagnavoxNA		 September 1978 1978 Unreleased [29]
Monkeyshines! 37 Ed Averett[h] Philips November 1981 July 1982[40] Unreleased
Morse 45 Philips Unreleased September 1983[24] Unreleased
Moto-Crash+[f] Thomson-Brandt Unreleased Unreleased 1983
The Mousing Cat 47 Philips Unreleased 1984 1984[58]
Musician[j] 31 Jon Shuttleworth
Peter van Twist[60]		 Philips Unreleased 1981 Unreleased
Neutron Star 55 Philips Unreleased 1983 1983
Nightmare 53 Philips Unreleased 1983 1983[37] [57]
Nimble Numbers Ned![e] Bob Harris[52] Philips September 1982[7] Unreleased Unreleased
Norseman 56 Jake Dowding
Andy Eltis[31]		 Philips Unreleased Unreleased 1983
Out of this World![k] / Helicopter Rescue!
Helicopter RescuePAL		 59 Magnavox PhilipsWW
MagnavoxNA		 August 1979[14] Unreleased 1983 [61][15][16]
Jumping Acrobats
P.T. Barnum's Acrobats!NA[e]		 33 Jim Butler[l] Philips October 1982[62] 1981 Unreleased
Pachinko!
Basket GamePAL		 26 Ed Averett[13] PhilipsWW
MagnavoxNA		 August 1980 1980 Unreleased [33][15]
Pick Axe Pete!
Pickaxe PetePAL		 43 Ed Averett[d] Philips July 1982[63] April 1983[20] 1983
Pocket Billiards!
Electronic BilliardsPAL		 35 Ed Averett[13] PhilipsWW
MagnavoxNA		 August 1980 1981 Unreleased [49][64][15][16][29]
Popeye Parker Brothers Unreleased 1984 Unreleased
Power Lords[m] Odyssey[65] Philips October 1983[66] 1983[g] Unreleased [29]
Q*bert Parker Brothers Unreleased 1984 1984[46] [67]
Quest for the Rings 42 Ed Averett[39]
Steve Lehner		 PhilipsWW
MagnavoxNA		 July 1981 April 1982[68] Unreleased [15][29]
Secret of the Pharaohs 21 Philips Unreleased 1980 Unreleased
Showdown in 2100 A.D.
GunfighterPAL		 14 Ed Averett[13] PhilipsWW
MagnavoxNA		 August 1979 1979 Unreleased
Sid the Spellbinder![e] Sam Overton[52] Philips November 1982[23] Unreleased Unreleased [69][70]
Speedway! / Spin-out! / Cryptologic!
Race / Spin-Out / CryptogramPAL		 1 Magnavox PhilipsWW
MagnavoxNA		 September 1978 1978 1983[71] [15][72]
Stone Sling
Smithereens![e]NA		 20 Robert Cheezem[l] Philips November 1982[23] 1980 1983[37]
Super Bee 50 Philips Unreleased 1983 Unreleased
Super Cobra Parker Brothers Unreleased 1984 Unreleased
Syracuse[f] Thomson-Brandt Unreleased Unreleased 1983[37]
Take the Money and Run! 12 Ed Averett[12]
Linda Averett		 PhilipsWW
MagnavoxNA		 August 1979[14] 1979 Unreleased [15][73][16]
Thunderball!
Flipper GamePAL		 24 Magnavox PhilipsWW
MagnavoxNA		 August 1979[14] 1980 Unreleased [44][15][16]
Trans American Rally 60 Göran Öhman[38] Philips Unreleased Unreleased 1984[74]
Le Trésor Englouti+[f] Thomson-Brandt Unreleased Unreleased 1983
Turtles![e] 49 Jim Butler[75] Philips April 1983[53] 1983 1983[76] [77][78]
Type & Tell![e] Robert Cheezem[79] Philips September 1982[7] Unreleased Unreleased
UFO!
Satellite AttackPAL		 34 Ed Averett[12]
Linda Averett		 PhilipsWW
MagnavoxNA		 May 1981 1981 1983[37]
Volleyball!
Electronic VolleyballPAL		 28 Ed Averett[13] PhilipsWW
MagnavoxNA		 August 1980 1981 Unreleased
War of Nerves!
BattlefieldPAL		 30 Ed Averett[13] PhilipsWW
MagnavoxNA		 August 1979[14] 1981 Unreleased [15][54][44][29]

See also

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Notes

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  1. ↑ Other names include the Philips Videopac C52, Radiola Jet 25, Schneider 7000, and Siera G7000.
  2. ↑ Also known as the Thomson-Brandt J0 7400 or Jopac.
  3. ↑ This number is always up to date by this script.
  4. 1 2 3 As printed in the game's manual.
  5. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Compatible with "The Voice" expansion module.
  6. 1 2 3 4 5 6 Only released in France for the Thomson-Brandt Jopac.
  7. 1 2 3 Only released in Brazil.
  8. 1 2 As printed on the game's cartridge.
  9. ↑ Pulled from the market following a lawsuit from Atari.[47]
  10. ↑ Released with a musical keyboard overlay.[59]
  11. ↑ Released as Space Rendezvous in Europe packaged with Pairs and Logic as Videopac #2.
  12. 1 2 Adapted the game for North America.[65]
  13. ↑ Initially developed for the ColecoVision.[65]

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