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Creativision-RELATED
Here's a vast selection of links to websites and pages concerning Creativision and Laser 2001.
| Site |
Description |
| Barry Klein's Dick Smith Wizzard |
a small site by Barry Klein, founder of the "Wizzdom"
newsletter which was quite popular in Australia in 1983-1985. |
| FunnyMu emulator |
official site of the good
Funvision emulator by Paul Hayter, discontinued since 2002 |
| Giovanni Ortu's CvEmu2 |
homepage of my very good old friend Giovanni, my partner in
the CreatiVEmu team, now author of the brilliant CvEmu2 emulator and cassette tape-to-text converter for BASIC programs |
| John Pospisil's Dick Smith Wizzard |
a nice information page by my long time friend, John Pospisil,
owner of Dick Smith Wizzard from the very early days. |
| Strange (and rare) Videogame Pics |
Fabrizio Pedrazzini's pages with interesting facts
and pictures about Italian Creativision releases |
| The Video Game Console Library |
a nice article regarding the rise and fall of Creativision,
also featuring several pictures of all models and games. |
| Wikipedia's Creativision page |
the online freeware encyclopedia speaks about
Creativision... |
OTHER CLASSIC CONSOLES
Here's a vast selection of links to websites and pages concerning classic gaming systems in general, often also
featuring Creativision-related contents.
| Site |
Description |
| AtariAge |
the world's most comprehensive database of Atari classic
console systems, including tons of pictures and reviews |
| Classic Consoles Center |
collector Dieter Koenig's website with lots of infos and
pictures of most PAL console systems, also including Creativision |
| Console Picture Page |
the most comprehensive picture & info catalog for classic pongs
and consoles from the early seventies to the mid eighties |
| GamePlan |
a great encyclopedia of game machines, available in German
and English, also including Creativision |
| Gamesniped.com |
the site that showcases the most obscure and really rare
items related to videogaming that eBay may offer |
| Pelikonepeijoonit |
a Finnish game enthusiasts museum with loads of pictures and articles,
especially on the Salora Manager peripherals |
| Tietokonemuseo.net |
one of the biggest collection of old computers and game consoles in
Finland, also including Salora Manager stuff |
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