An Old Video Game System Forgotten?

[Guest Nevermortal]

I remember an old gaming (I use that term loosely) system. It was mainly for toddlers...a learning tool.

 

Basically, you'd get two things out of the box. A Video, and a big controller.

 

I believe the controller had 4 buttons (Yes/No, True/False).

 

Anyway, you'd have to plug the big controller in the back of the TV, and put the video in the VCR. As the video would progress, you'd have to answer the questions the video posed with your controller.

 

I know this may seem farfetched, but the toy really did exist, I don't know how it worked, but it did, and I'd really like to find out what exactly this damned thing was called.

[Guest J*ingus]

That's a gamefaqs.com type of question, if those guys don't know, then nobody does.

[Guest Snappy Nappy Dugout]

I remember an old gaming (I use that term loosely) system. It was mainly for toddlers...a learning tool.

 

Basically, you'd get two things out of the box. A Video, and a big controller.

 

I believe the controller had 4 buttons (Yes/No, True/False).

 

Anyway, you'd have to plug the big controller in the back of the TV, and put the video in the VCR. As the video would progress, you'd have to answer the questions the video posed with your controller.

 

I know this may seem farfetched, but the toy really did exist, I don't know how it worked, but it did, and I'd really like to find out what exactly this damned thing was called.

My little brother had that while I was In high school, I use to play that everyday. Infact, I still have it in my closet, I'll try to find.