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Color TV-Game 15
Nintendo
June 30, 1977
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June 30, 1977 (47 years and 10 months ago)Publishers
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Color TV-Game 15
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Color TV-Game 15 is the sequel to Color TV-Game 6. This game features fifteen different variations of Light Tennis, whereas the original only has six. Like Color TV-Game 6, Color TV-Game 15 was very successful, selling over a million copies in Japan. The controllers were now separate from the console, while in the original the players were required to turn the knobs on the actual console.
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