Of all the classic systems, the Astrocade is one of the most difficult to find any solid information about on the Internet. This section's aim is to be the resource where Astrocade information of all sorts can be found.
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Articles and news about the Bally Arcade / Astrocade from books, magazines, and trade papers. |
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Astrocade, Inc. Company paperwork
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Bally Check. Test hardware that plugs into the 50-pin connector on the back of an Astrocade. |
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Manuals for Astrocade cartridges in html, pdf and text format |
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Text archive of the Astrocade Discussion Group |
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Extensive documentation on how to upgrade the Astrocade to High-Resolution mode. |
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Manuals, information cards and information that was inside the Astrocade box when you bought a unit. |
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JS&A is the company that originally sold the Bally Arcade Professional in 1977 and 1978.
This is a document archive of the catastrophe that befell them when Bally didn't send them orders
on time and when the machines began to fail. |
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Astrocade, Inc. and Bally Marketing Materials. |
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Miscellaneous Hardware Documentation |
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Documentation for the Astrocade multicarts. |
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Documents showing the end of the line for the company that worked with Astrovision to
produce the Astrocade. |
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Perkins Engineering (makers of the Blue Ram, keyboards, and more) |
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Press Releases from Astrocade, Inc. |
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Reviews for Astrocade cartridges and tapes. |
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Spectre Systems was a third-party company that released several cartridges and hardware
for the Astrocade. |
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Manuals for Astrocade Cassette Tapes |
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Documentation for the Viper RAM Expansion |
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Information about the UV-1, ZGrass language, and ZGrass expansion system |