Introduced in 1978, the Magnavox Odyssey2 is overlooked by many video game enthusiasts (I didn’t even know it existed until a few years ago), but it is a classic in its own right, with a unique, stylish design and simple but fun games.
Unfortunately some of the best games for the system, such as “Attack of the Time Lord”, are also the hardest to find since they came right at the end of its lifespan, but you can get an Odyssey2 Multicart which contains all of the games that were ever released for it, as well as some newly created ones.
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I loved it! It the game was even one of the very first game and one of the very few on the console to have voice support! When you finish a level, KC would say things like, "incredible!" and he would laugh loudly, when he would finish a level and wink at you. lol
It was so adorable and very entertaining for me as a 6-7 year old. I have very fond memories of this game as a child. There was also another game that me and my brother used to play a lot and i guess i like it but not as much as KC's Krazy chase. It was called, Armored Encounter. It was a battle between two tanks! lol I used to get killed alot by my brother. lol
So yeah, i have a soft spot for the old gal, the Odyssey 2. It was for me, like a lot of people, part of their childhood. ^_^
I still enjoy the odyssey 2 via emulation on my Nintendo Wii i modded. The voice isn't supported though, so i don't get the full effect of the game, being i never hear KC yell, INCREDIBLE! OH NO!, HURRY!,WATCH OUT! or laugh uncontrollably. lol
Regardless of the lack of voice, playing KC's krazy Chase on my modded wii, its still a way to get my nostalgia fix. ^_^
Thank you for posting this video, it brung back so many fond memories, hearing KC's voice. ^_^
The joysticks were very well built (until they stopped working) and it was daft that they were hard wired.
Also, on the G7000 they Videopacs had numbers, Munchkin (KC Munchkin, the game had Atari sued Philips over, was number 38)
And my G7000 had the power adaptor built in with a hard wired lead going straight to a mains plug.
This was way in advance of the Atari 2600.
KC's Krazy Chase looks better than Munchkin (and Muchkin was better than Pac Man on the 2600)
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