I am starting out with the Colecovision Flashback and is the only Flashback out of the series that I played.
Colecovision Flashback
The Colecovision Flashback is basically a plug and play system that has played emulated Colecovision games. It came out in 2014. Its one of many Flashback systems that AT Games released. At Games usually does multiple flashback
Colecovision flashback has Homebrew games, games as arcade ports, computer games ports, exclusive games and games that can be found on multiple systems.
It is is smaller than the real colecovision and doesn't have the expansion slot the Coleocovision has. For those who don't know, the Colecovision was one of the victims of the video game crash of 1983/1984. Colecovision's lifetime was from 1982 to 1984. Colecovision does have a great homebrew scene based on I've seen a retro video game site and was able to add some to the flashback as a result. Some of the homebrew games made on the Colecovision Flashback such as Ms. Space Fury, and Princess Quest.
I can't comment about how good the emulation is for the games because I never played games on real Colecovision system. I like some of the 60 games because I got my start playing with Atari 2600 and Intellivision games.
The Flashback does have some of the same arcade ports as a real Colecovision game library has. Pepper 2 is one my favorite games on the Flashback. This plug and play is made for people that like to play video games that were released before the Nes game system was released in North America.
Colecovision Flashback
The Colecovision Flashback is basically a plug and play system that has played emulated Colecovision games. It came out in 2014. Its one of many Flashback systems that AT Games released. At Games usually does multiple flashback
Colecovision flashback has Homebrew games, games as arcade ports, computer games ports, exclusive games and games that can be found on multiple systems.
It is is smaller than the real colecovision and doesn't have the expansion slot the Coleocovision has. For those who don't know, the Colecovision was one of the victims of the video game crash of 1983/1984. Colecovision's lifetime was from 1982 to 1984. Colecovision does have a great homebrew scene based on I've seen a retro video game site and was able to add some to the flashback as a result. Some of the homebrew games made on the Colecovision Flashback such as Ms. Space Fury, and Princess Quest.
I can't comment about how good the emulation is for the games because I never played games on real Colecovision system. I like some of the 60 games because I got my start playing with Atari 2600 and Intellivision games.
The Flashback does have some of the same arcade ports as a real Colecovision game library has. Pepper 2 is one my favorite games on the Flashback. This plug and play is made for people that like to play video games that were released before the Nes game system was released in North America.