| Bally, a pinball
giant with
moderate success in arcade games, had been completely
side-swiped by the video game explosion of the First Generation. Unlike most arcade gaming companies during the late seventies, Bally had not been approached by an upbeat engineer with an idea for a new form of home entertainment. They did not even have the opportunity that RCA, Zenith, Teleprompter, and the like, had to turn down a video game system only to brood about it later. They were simply left standing at the starting line of a race they had not even known they were in. Thus, in 1978
Bally released
their own home system. Dubbed the Bally Professional
After straining
for three
years to keep the system alive, Bally finally sold the rights to
it
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| JP Anthony
javajs@hotmail.com
on Sunday, September 9, 2001 at 14:16:47
--------------------------------------------------------------------------- I have two of these system in my Cybercafe with many of the games. The hang on the wall along with many other systems as a form of memorabilia. I was wondering if they are worth anything?? We also have Pong. -Jay
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