Philips - G 7000 - VARI TITOLI - Video game - In original box

The Philips G7000, also known as the Philips Videopac G7000 or Odyssey² in North America, is an early home video game console released in the late 1970s. It stands out as one of the first consoles to integrate a keyboard for gaming and programming, making it somewhat unique among first and second-generation consoles focused primarily on simple controllers. The system featured cartridge-based games spanning multiple genres, including educational titles, reflecting its dual gaming and learning intentions. The G7000’s design and capabilities positioned it as both a gaming device and a tool for early computer literacy, arriving before personal computers became common in homes. Games for this console are collectors’ items today, notable for their vintage graphics and simplistic gameplay by modern standards. The original box further enhances the collector’s value by preserving the console's authentic retail presentation and artwork characteristic of the late 70s video game era.