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Found this in my parent's attic: An electronic pocket game from 1982!
IIRC, I received it as a bonus for subscribing to a magazine. The manual claims the game runs for three months on two LR44 (LR1154) button cells if played for 60 minutes every day. You bet I ordered a pack of cells in an instant!
IIRC, I received it as a bonus for subscribing to a magazine. The manual claims the game runs for three months on two LR44 (LR1154) button cells if played for 60 minutes every day. You bet I ordered a pack of cells in an instant!
June 8, 2025 at 10:56 AM
Found this in my parent's attic: An electronic pocket game from 1982!
IIRC, I received it as a bonus for subscribing to a magazine. The manual claims the game runs for three months on two LR44 (LR1154) button cells if played for 60 minutes every day. You bet I ordered a pack of cells in an instant!
IIRC, I received it as a bonus for subscribing to a magazine. The manual claims the game runs for three months on two LR44 (LR1154) button cells if played for 60 minutes every day. You bet I ordered a pack of cells in an instant!