Grandstand
Match of the Day 2000
TV Game 2000
TV Game 2600 Mk II
TV Game 3000
TV Game 3600 Mk III
TV Game 5000 Colour
Video Sports Centre
Video Sports Centre 6000 De-Luxe
A Telstar-like pong machine by Grandstand
The Video Sports Centre is a much more common machine - here is the machine, box, manual, reg card & two carts with boxes & manuals. Endorsed by Big Kev... oops - didn't mean to remind anyone of Euro 2000 :)
A close-up of the sticks & the manual & reg card.
Nice name - bet Atari liked it too! Nice & simple machine - like these door stop designs!
Tidy little machine with a cool logo :)
I was quite shocked when I found this one - what a nice, tiny machine it is! A 'conpact' pong machine - still, not as small as the Optim Sport machine I found on the same day...
Quite a nice machine - and one of the first I've picked up in 2001. Has the 2 built-in controllers that detatch plus a separate rotary controler for the Stunt Cycle game! There are 10 games in this machine: Motor Cross, Enduro, Drag Race, Stunt Cycle, Practice, Squash, Soccer, Tennis, SL target and Moving Target. The machine didn't come with the rifle/gun.
Looks very much like a 3000, only I think nicer. It's an early B&W machine & came out of it's previous owner's loft for the first time in many years when I bought it from him on 13-03-01.
Heres the box & instructions too...
Grandstand 6000 Colour Video Sports Centre
When I first saw this one for sale I wasn't too interested as I thought I already had it, but managed to get it for a couple of pounds so picked it up thinking it might be better than the one I already had....
As you can see, it's very similar in design to myGrandstand 5000 Colour - the one I confused it for. But this one has Joysticks instead of rotary controls and a more standard set of games: Basketball Practice, Practice, Tennis, Basketball, Squash, Hockey, Soccer, Grid Ball, Target Win and Target Practice.