Video Game Selection Center

Information

Genre

Various

Controls

Joystick, Paddles

Players

1

Format

NTSC

Dump

Missing dump(s)

Year

1982

Publisher

Sears

Country

USA

Medium

Cartridge

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Comments (10)

• Jan Zaslov — 10 Aug 2021

  44'th game is a "Stellar Track" by "Sears" themeselves. I red about it on: http://www.8-bitcentral.com/blog/2014/vgSelectionCenter.html

• Jeffrond — 15 Apr 2018

  I have one of the boards as well. Not the entire display, just the board and a few cables. I am ready to let it go if anyone is interested.

• David — 27 Jan 2018

  I also own the PCB out of one of the atari POP displays. It was sold off in late 80s from local hardware store. This unit does allow you to plug in standard cartridges in addition to your favorite roms in the blank spaces. I have standard controller plugs installed on the harness and the two selection switches for game number. It is a full size arcade form factor PCB and came in the standard shielding box used in arcade games from the era.

• Joe — 9 Mar 2017

  These Video Gaming Centers were made by Frank Mayer & Assoc in 1982 for Sears. Some overages were given to employees and Sears also got rid of the publicly played units. Few of these were ever made as I worked there during that era. I have one for sale as of 2-8-17! The computer can be set internally for "full length play" by the way. Retro city!

• eppy2000 — 25 Aug 2015

  I remember seeing these in places like K-Mart back in the day to showcase and promote the Atari 2600. It was part of a fancier display that had the 2600 connected to a color TV as well. It was not unlike, say the "PlayChoice-10" Nintendo games in the arcade. But in any event, you got to test drive most of the Atari-made games that was available up until that point, by playing like 20-30 seconds worth (or something along those lines) before it reverted back to the title screen. Done, I guess, to prevent good players from monopolizing its use.

• Erin — 20 Aug 2015

  My dad just picked one of these up at a garage sale today. Never seen one before. Very interested if anyone else has anymore info on it.

• Tina — 17 Feb 2015

  I have one of these and have been trying to get info on it? How rare is it? Worth? Thank you

• jah fish — 25 Aug 2008

  i think i just fell in love with this ;)

• Kevates — 10 Aug 2008

  I own one of these as well. Am I correct that Goodwill Hunter and I are the only collectors that have these?

• Goodwill Hunter — 11 Jun 2008

  Hey, that's my display from one of the early Midwest Gaming Classics...and the VGSC is still one of the centerpieces of my collection.