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| Game & Watch | |
| Designer | Nintendo R&D1 Nintendo PTD |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Nintendo |
| CPU | Sharp SM series |
| Graphics | liquid crystal display |
| Memory | From 1.2KB to 64KB RAM |
| Media | On-board ROM |
| Released | 1980-2021 |
| Added to Museum | See the Game & Watch category |
Elektronika microprocessor games (Электроника Игра Микропроцессорная, Elektronika Igra Mikroprotsessornaya) were devices released under the Elektronika brand name.
Types of games
Most contained a single game that is played on a simple liquid crystal display screen.
Several were versions of computer chess developed by Svetlana.
Many of the systems are unlicensed clones of Nintendo's Game & Watch systems.
Elektronika microprocessor games
| Model | Title | Release | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 24-01 | Mickey Mouse | 1984 | Clone of the Game & Watch Mickey Mouse game. |
| IM-01 | Computer Chess | 1986 | Original computer chess system by Svetlana. |
| IM-01T | Computer Chess | 1992 | Updated version of the IM-01 computer chess system by Svetlana. |
| IM-02 | Well, Just You Wait! (Nu pogodi!) |
1984 | Clone of the Game & Watch Egg game. Released in 1984 without a product number. Re-released in 1986 under the product number IM-02. Based on the animated series of the same name. Released as a cartridge for the IM-26 Digi Casse clone in 1989. |
| IM-03 | Mysteries of the Ocean (Tayny Okeana) |
1989 | Clone of the Game & Watch Octopus game. |
| IM-04 | Merry Cook (Vesolyy Povar) |
1989 | Clone of the Game & Watch Chef game. |
| IM-05 | Computer Chess | 1989 | Updated version of the IM-01 computer chess system by Svetlana. |
| MG-09 | Space Bridge (Kosmicheskiy Most) |
1989 | Clone of the Game & Watch Fire game. |
| IM-10 | Hockey (Khokkey) |
1989 | Clone of the Game & Watch Egg game. Released as a cartridge for the IM-26 Digi Casse clone in 1989. |
| IM-11 | Lunokhod | 1983 | Clone of the Milton Bradley Big Trak programmable tank. Named after the Lunokhod lunar rover. |
| IM-12 | Vinni Pukh (Winnie-the-Pooh) |
1991 | Clone of the Game & Watch Donkey Kong Jr. game. Based on the Soviet Winnie the Pooh short films. |
| IM-16 | Fowler | 1989 | Clone of the Game & Watch Egg game. |
| IM-22 | Monkey Goalkeeper (Vratarom Martyshkoy) |
1989 | Clone of the Game & Watch Egg game. |
