Yeh I share the same experience with CreatiVision BASIC around 2001. Very limited from every point of view. But at least you could redefine chars and play music quite easily, which not all BASIC interpreters had.

It really is a VTech catalogue. From memory, the whole scan is available on the CreatiVEmu website in the 'scans from the 80s' section. I also have the original here and I am selling it together with other paperware.

I believe the CreatiVision was not successful for a number of reasons. Firstly it never found a distributor in USA and UK. Secondly all games on cartridge were developed in-house and without official licenses (e.g. Donkey Kong, Pacman). The BASIC interpreter was quite crap but as you mentioned, the ...

Not released in Australia. You could order it directly from the Laser Club in HK and have it shipped to Australia, though.

Can't really think of changing the forum software and cause malfunctioning elsewhere, sorry.

You are most welcome in this forum. You will meet a lot of enthusiasts, many from Australia

This is super super super cool. Welcome to the forum.

10th December, 2024 A little yet juicy update, the last for this year as I am soon to board a few flights and enjoy some family time in Italy. It has been a very good year for CreatiVision fans, as we shared a lot of very rare and obscure files. Really, one year to remember for our little community...

Hi there - still hoping to get some updates from you, to be included in the website.

Do you have any chance to source any piece of information, article etc as discussed?

Thanks in advance

Alberto you are very welcome. Not enough Italians in this forum, and not enough members of retrocomputing associations. It would be great if you could post about your association, what you do, events you attend and so on. Also there are a few very skilled people here, who would be able to assist you...