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Placeholder Text for a cancelled spanish magnavox odyssey clone | Placeholder Text for a cancelled spanish magnavox odyssey clone | ||
https://prehistoricgaming.com/vang-ball-la-consola-espanola-perdida-de-1974/ | https://prehistoricgaming.com/vang-ball-la-consola-espanola-perdida-de-1974/ | ||
=Unreleased luggables= | |||
==Atari Cosmos== | |||
{{Infobox console | |||
|title = Atari Cosmos | |||
|image = Atari Cosmos advertisement.jpg | |||
|imagecaption = Pictured: Atari Cosmos advertisement | |||
|logowidth = 160 | |||
|developer = Atari | |||
|type = [[:Category:Luggable video game consoles|Luggable]] | |||
|generation = [[:Category:Second-generation video game consoles|Second generation]] | |||
|release = 1981 (planned) | |||
|emulated = {{✗}} | |||
}} | |||
:''[[wikipedia:Atari Cosmos|Wikipedia: Cosmos]]'' | |||
The '''Cosmos''' was a portable / tabletop console by Atari. Like many early handhelds, it was a simplistic hardware with a LED-based display; but it superimposes a printed two-layer holographic image to produce a 3D effect. It was shown at the 1981 New York Toy Fair, but reactions were mostly negative, so it was cancelled. | |||
* {{YouTubeVideo|mBGvFjNuvYI|VGDB: Atari showing the Atari Cosmos}} | |||
* {{YouTubeVideo|KrryeeUKYIY|Atari Cosmos - Space Invaders hologram}} | |||
=Unreleased Add-ons= | =Unreleased Add-ons= | ||
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* {{YouTubeVideo|tGyBZCLch_4|Video Game Esoterica: Lost Sega Console Revealed!}} | * {{YouTubeVideo|tGyBZCLch_4|Video Game Esoterica: Lost Sega Console Revealed!}} | ||
=See also= | =See also= | ||