List of Games
- Analogic (Cartridge 3)
- Baseball (Cartridge 3) #ITL 700
- Basketball (Cartridge 8) #7123
- Brain Wave (Cartridge 3) #7176
- Cat & Mouse (Cartridge 4)
- Dogfight (Cartridge 9)
- Football: Passing & Kicking (Cartridge 3)
- Football: Running (Cartridge 4)
- Fun Zoo (Cartridge 2) #ITL 900
- Handball (Cartridge 8) #ITL 701
- Haunted House (Cartridge 4)
- Hockey (Cartridge 3)
- Interplanetary Voyage (Cartridge 12) #7175
- Invasion (Cartridges 4, 5 & 6) #ITL 801
- Percepts (Cartridge 2) #1TL 802
- Prehistoric Safari (Cartridge 9)
- Roulette (Cartridge 6)
- Shooting Gallery (Cartridge 10)
- Shootout (Cartridge 9)
- Simon Says (Cartridge 2)
- Ski (Cartridge 2)
- Soccer (Cartridges 3 & 5)
- States
- Submarine (Cartridge 5)
- Table Tennis (Cartridge 1)
- Tennis (Cartridge 3)
- Volleyball (Cartridge 7) #ITL 702
- Win (Cartridge 4) #7302
- Wipeout (Cartridge 5) #ITL 800
Cartridge 11 was originally planned for the game Basketball but was later cancelled.
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