Atari VCS / 2600

Parker Brothers International · 1982

International edition featuring 17 games for the VCS, including four titles that were never released: The Incredible Hulk, Star Wars - Return of the Jedi - Game I (later named Ewok Adventure), Star Wars - Return of the Jedi - Game II (released as Death Star Battle) and The Lord of the Rings - Journey to Rivendell. Notice that the picture on the box of Popeye and James Bond 007 differ from the ones in the final releases.

Polyvox · 1983

06-1907-001

This catalog presents 21 games and announces four more: Moon Patrol, Joust, Pigs in Space and Snoopy and the Red Baron. Polyvox never released the announced four titles and also didn't release Dodge'Em and Donald Duck's Speedboat Race.

Polyvox · 1983

More of a brochure than a catalog, showing several VCS games from Atari. Notice the straight corners of the front labels and the Portuguese subtitles on the end labels.

RCA Vidéo Jeux

RCA Video Game Club brochure featuring 6 VCS games, including the never released ADVANCED DUNGEONS & DRAGONS - TREASURE OF TARMIN Cartridge from M-Network.

RCA Vidéo Jeux · 1983

French RCA Vidéo Jeux distribution catalog featuring 4 Apollo games for the VCS.

RCV Jeux Vidéo

French RCV Jeux Vidéo distribution catalog featuring 3 SEGA games and 1 Xonox Double-Ender for the VCS.

RCV Jeux Vidéo

French RCV Jeux Vidéo distribution catalog featuring 3 Xonox Double-Enders for the VCS.

Romox · 1983

Catalog Update #1

Featuring 15 titles for the VCS and 8 for the 8-bit computers.

Sears · 1978

RF6-87607

This catalog features 20 VCS games. One of the first catalogs from Sears.

Sears · 1979

RF6-87660

Early Sears catalog, featuring 31 games for their Video Entertainment Cartridge System.

Sears · 1981

C018940 Rev. 1

This catalog features 34 VCS games, including two Sears exclusives: Steeplechase and Stellar Track. On the last page it shows pictures of the Arcade Organizer and the Storage Cube.

Sears · 1981

RF 49-87897 A

This catalog features 34 VCS games, including two Sears exclusives: Steeplechase and Stellar Track. On the last page it shows pictures of the Arcade Organizer and the Storage Cube.

Spectravideo · 1983

Vol. II 11/83

November '83 edition featuring nine games under the (changed) Spectravideo brand, including the never released Glactic Tactic. On the last page is an ad for the QuickShot joystick controller. Notice that Master Builder, Glactic Tactic and Mangia' are announced for a Winter 1982 release.

Spectravideo · 1983

Vol. II 11/83

Japanese version of the November '83 edition featuring nine games under the (changed) Spectravideo brand, including the never released Glactic Tactic. On the last page is an ad for the QuickShot joystick controller.

Spectravideo · 1984

CA-021

Single sheet catalog released by Spectravideo in 1984. It features games for the Atari 2600, Atari 400/800, Commodore Vic-20, Colecovision, and (not surprisingly) their own Spectravideo Personal Computer System.

Spectravision

Featuring six games under the Spectravision brand.

Spectravision · 1982

Featuring five games under the Spectravision brand. Notice that the pictures on the boxes of Tape Worm and China Syndrome are different from the final releases and that Cross Force is still called Cross Fire here.

Spectravision · 1982

Vol. II 11/82

Featuring nine games under the Spectravision brand, including the never released Glactic Tactic and a description of the QuickShot joystick controller. As far as we know Master Builder and Mangia' were never released under the Spectravision brand, but only under the Spectravideo brand.

Spectravision · 1982

Featuring five games under the Spectravision brand. Notice that the pictures on the boxes of Tape Worm and China Syndrome are different from the final releases.

Spectravision · 1982

Featuring five games under the Spectravision brand. Notice that the pictures on the boxes of Tape Worm and China Syndrome are different from the final releases. Copyright on the back now says SPECTRAVISION INTERNATIONAL LTD.