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Tiger Play Maker (#7-540)
The Tiger Play Maker (Model 7-540) was released in the late 1970s. It utilized about 40 LED lights in order to simulate both players and the game ball, this gets very confusing, trust me. The unit functioned with two players, face to face. The games were Soccer, Hockey, and Basketball. The computer could recognize which card was being used by the tap in the lower right hand corner.
Those three games were included in the system purchase and could be stored in the base of the unit. They were changed by sliding them into the window on the top. The power switch was located on the side, bottom of the screen. This handheld used 1 9V battery.
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Bottom of the Tiger Playmaker |
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Bottom of the Tiger Play Maker showing the battery compartment and 'cartridge' slot. |
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Everything taken out and expanded. |
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