The RCA Studio II is a home video game console made by RCA that debuted in January 1977. The graphics of Studio II games were black and white [2] and resembled those of earlier Pong …

The Studio II was a video game console introduced by RCA in January 1977. Rather than joysticks it had two ten button keypads built-in to the unit, making two-player games difficult. It …

During this time, RCA continue working on the RCA Studio III, an improved version of the RCA Studio II. The new version had better graphics, color capabilities and a better sound, while …

The RCA Studio II is the second of our retro game console teardowns. Introduced in early 1977, it competed directly against the Odyssey 100. It never took off…

Feb 7, 2022 · The RCA Studio II was released in January 1977 [10] for about $150 US Dollars. [11] The system was quickly discontinued in February 1978 having been a commercial failure.

Released at the start of 1977, the RCA Studio II looked like a PONG system but actually played games through cartridges.

In 1977 RCA released their own home video game console, the RCA Studio II. The device, which played games in black and white, had five built-in games and 11 cartridges released over the …

But the Studio II is more than a pong, it also is programmable. A total of 10 cartridges were released before RCA dropped the system in 1979. The Studio II also came with 5 built in …

The RCA Studio II, usually just referred to as the Studio II, is a second generation (1976–1992) home video game console developed and distributed by RCA. It was released in January 1977 …

The circuitry contained within the Studio II is developed in Princeton, New Jersey at RCA labs. Running things inside the Studio II is RCA’s CDP1802 microprocessor, developed by the …