Vidgame.net: Nintendo Robotic Operating Buddy R.O.B.

Map : News : Updated Links : Links : Mission Statement : Contact : Thanks : Works Cited : Power Supply Reference : Room of Doom : Movies : Books : Game Memorabilia : Cleaning : Auctions

3DO : Arcade : Atari : Bandai : CD-I : Channel F : Clones : Coleco : Commodore : Cybiko : Gamepark : Handhelds : Jakks Pacific : Magnavox : Mattel : Microsoft : Milton Bradley : NEC : Nintendo : Nokia : PONG : RCA : Sears : Sega : SNK : Sony : Tapwave : Texas Instruments : Tiger : Tiger Telematics : Timex : VIS : V-Tech : Worlds Of Wonder

Famicom : Nintendo Entertainment System I : Nintendo Entertainment System II : NES Games : NES Accessories : Super Famicom : Super Nintendo I : Super Nintendo II : SNES Accessories : Nintendo 64 : Pikachu N64 : Gold N64 : Pokemon N64 (PAL) : Nintendo 64 Double Disk Drive : N64 Accessories : Game Boy : Game Boy Pocket : Game Boy Light : Game Boy Color : Game Boy Color Pokemon Yellow Edition : Game Boy Color Pokemon Gold Silver Edition : Game Boy Advance : Game Boy Advance SP : Game Boy Micro : Game Boy Advance Peripherals : Virtual Boy : E-Reader : Gamecube : Panasonic Q : Wii : GBA/GCN Link : Zelda Watch : Game and Watch Handhelds : Pokemon Pikachu : Pokemon Pikachu 2 : Pokemon Mini : Pokemon Pokedex : Gateway : DS : DS Lite : iQue

Robotic Operating Buddy NES-012

R.O.B. the Robotic Operating Buddy was introduced with the Nintendo Entertainment System in 1985 as a marketing pull mostly. It was a gimmick that was just created mainly to get people to buy systems. R.O.B. stood 9.5 inches tall and only used two games: Gyromite and Stack Up. Gyromite came with R.O.B. at it's initial release and a set of spinning gyros. Stack Up came with a set of colored blocks for R.O.B. All R.O.B. did was stack and match the onscreen image by moving left to right and up and down, setting the items in place.

	Famicom version of the R.O.B.
	Who could resist these eyes? The two cosmetically different R.O.B.s. One had a flat faced Infared cover and the other had the "eye" shapes.
	Hands of the R.O.B.s that grip the Gyros
	The only other game besides Gyromite made for the R.O.B. Image from Ebay Community

Comments, questions or concerns Email Me! Nothing on this site is for sale. Unless otherwise noted and linked all photography and scans are © 2001-2007 Adrienne Barr c/o Vidgame.net, Vidgame0. All logos, designs, technologies, characters, etc. owned by their respective copyright or trademark holders. Images must be approved for use on other informational websites. Images are not to be used in stores, storefronts, online auctions, eBay, websites, magazines, books, etc. without prior written consent. If you are interested in purchasing images for usage in web or live stores, web or live auctions, eBay, magazines, books or profit websites, please click here.

Goat Store, LLC

Import Games