Joined: Thu Mar 18, 2010 6:58 pm Posts: 14 Location: Toronto, Ontario, Canada
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In 1988, A rare video game system was born. It used VHS cassette instead of disc or cartridges. It was called View-Master Interactive Vision. I am not sure if View-Master Interactive Vision was a sucessful video game system. But we will find out.
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I did a little research, because I have never until now heard of this console. I don't think it's the only one to use VHS tapes but that is definitely an elite group. Considering the year was 1988 it's not surprising, it was the second video game boom spurred on by the NES and everyone wanted to make a game console. It also seems to have a relatively small library of games. did you ever own one?
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