Get this working, complete Follow Me memory game! Made in Taiwan for Sears (late 1970s), it's a Simon - like classic. Game works perfectly; original box/packaging shows age/wear. A great piece of electronic nostalgia!

Relive 70s gaming with this fully working electronic basketball game. Made in Hong Kong from red plastic, it features classic red LED displays and beeping sounds. Complete with the original box and instruction booklet, it's a perfect piece of nostalgia for any collector.

Vintage electronic puzzle. The idea of the puzzle is to simply slide all eight tiles around into the correct position until they all light up. Being over 40 years old this is still in full working condition. The box remains intact but does have creases, the corners and edges are rubbed, and there is...

Is it an electoric game or is it a calculator? Cleverly, niether but at the sametime both. Dataman focuses on making mathematics fun, as did contemporary rival, Little Professor. Playing the various activities increases your arithmetic powers. Developed in the late 1970's by Texas Instruments this actual...

As it says on the box "It is the fun new way to learn arithmetic." Not a calculator and more than just a toy this electronic learning aid was designed to improve the mental arithmetic skills of children in a fun way. The Little Professor made by Texas Instruments was an instant success, selling over...

Space Invaders was a landmark in electronic gaming in the late 1970's and early 1980's. Following on the from such worldwide success various companies developed their own alien "shoot 'em up" games to get in on the act and this genuine item is one such example. Dating from around 1980 this fully working,...

The ever popular code breaking game has been catapulted into the early electronic game age of the late 1970's. Considering this item is almost 40 years old it is in exceptional condition. The box is strong and intact, with some creasing and rubbing at the corners as would be expected of an item of this...

An electronic game is enjoyable and anyone can play. Dating from the late 1970's the object of this game was to remember the sequence of coloured lights. The blue box remains strong and intact, although does show some signs of age, with edges suffering slight rubbing and one corner is noticeably creased,...

Nothing to do with Shrek but this original hand-held electronic game is just as enjoyable. Dating from the early 1980's this game is very similar to Pac-Man. The object of the game is to move your monster through a maze, using the in-built 4-direction joystick, gobbling up points while being chased....

Step back in time with Pocket Simon, the classic Electronic Game from MB Electronics (Milton Bradley Ltd)! This vintage gem, dating back to c.1980, is a fully working example that showcases the charm of retro gaming. Remarkably undamaged despite its 30+ years, the red box is intact with only minor rubbing...