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Home game systems, first console (CTG 6) released in 1977
This was Nintendo's first home video-game console; a series of standalone basic color videogames. The first console, Color TV Game 6 only played 6 games, which were all variations of the classic game "Pong".
Color TV Game Hardware
Information on all first-party Color TV Game hardware and accessories can be found below
| Release Date | Game Title | Translated | Hardware Number |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1977 | カラー テレビゲーム6 | Color TV-Game 6 | CTG-6S |
| 1977 | カラー テレビゲーム6 | Color TV-Game 6 (improved) | CTG-6V |
| 1978 | カラー テレビゲーム15 | Color TV-Game 15 | CTG-15S |
| 1978 | カラー テレビゲーム15 | Color TV-Game 15 (improved) | CTG-15V |
| 1978 | カラーテレビゲーム レーシング112 | Color TV-Game Racing 112 | CTG-CR112 |
| 1979 | カラーテレビゲーム ブロック崩し | Color TV-Game Block Kuzushi | CTG-BK6 |
| 1980 | コンピューターテレビゲーム | Computer TV-Game | CTG-HC10 |
CTGA-901R
Color TV-Game AC Adapter
The Color TV-Game AC adapter was sold separately from all versions of the Color TV-Game, to keep prices of the individual consoles down. This AC adapter is compatible with most versions of the Color TV-Game, except from the CTG-6S which only runs off batteries and the Computer TV-Game, which was power-hungry enough to require a bulkier AC adapter. There are two versions of this AC adapter; a smaller, older version and a larger version. Both versions function identically and were priced the same.
Input:
100V, 4VA, 50/60Hz
Output:
9V/100mA
CTGA-1255
Computer TV-Game AC Adapter
The Computer TV-Game AC adapter is actually included with the Computer TV-Game and is notably larger than the Color TV-Game AC adapter.
Input: 100V, 32VA, 50/60Hz
Output: +5V/1A, +12V/0.3A, -5V/0.2A
(Credit to beforemario.com for the original picture)
