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Video Standard |
Sold In | RAM | Flash | 8bpp-256 color mode |
Add Keyboard & Disk Drive |
Add Second Joystick Port |
Add S-Video | User Port Available |
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Version 1 | NTSC Only | USA/Canada | 128K | No | No | Yes | No | Yes | No |
Version 2/3 | NTSC/PAL | Europe | 2 MB | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Hummer | NTSC/PAL | USA | 2 MB | Yes | Yes | Yes | No | Yes | Yes |
Welcome to our all-new DTV Hacking Website hosted on http://cbm8bit.com This site is dedicated to documenting the most fascinating retro gaming device to hit the market so far this century. The Commodore DTV is a gaming joystick which comtains 30 built-in games from the 1980s. Just like those from Jakk's Pacific, it runs on batteries and plugs right into your television. The coolness factor alone is enough to make anyone want one of these. It also has earned the right to be called one of the most hackable gadgets on the market. That is because anyone with basic soldering skills can attach a PS/2 keyboard and a diskdrive, hence making it a fully functioning Commodore 64. There were two versions of this joystick, and then their cousin the "Hummer Off-Road racing game" which also has a DTV version 3 board inside. All 3 units can be hacked, to different extents (see chart above) For more information on each individual product, click its picture at the top of the page.
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