The Colecovision console from the early 1980s is probably not the most memorable platform of its era, but it retains a retrocomputing following to this day. The original hardware can be a bit price… ...

The controllers however were sadly beyond repair. Replacing them with standard joysticks wasn’t really an option because the ColecoVision controllers included a numeric keypad, which was mainly ...

ColecoVision primed for a comeback with Flashback. For $40, you can relive the glory of multi-numbered controllers and 80's favorites.

It comes pre-loaded with 40 classic ColecoVision games, and an open-source design (MAME) ... complete with a powder-coated steel controller deck for an authentic arcade experience.

The iPhone 5s can produce graphics on par with many current generation game consoles, but having a retro flashback to the games of yesteryear is often just as enjoyable -- and it doesn't get much ...

Look out, Sony, Microsoft, Nintendo! Coleco, the company behind the Colecovision console of yesteryear, have promised that they're working on a new version of the console. No other details are ...

The Colecovision was capable of replicating arcade games with remarkably accuracy, ... It's an immensely playable game that works exceptionally well with the Colecovision controller.

The creators of the ColecoVision are back with a new cartridge-based console. 1986 technology in a 2016 device. 1986 technology in a 2016 device. by Andrew Webster. Dec 17, 2015, 6:22 PM UTC ...

ColecoVision first debuted in 1982. It had impressive visuals for the time and was able to approximate the arcade graphics for titles like Donkey Kong, which Coleco packed in with the hardware.