The Vectrex is a vector-based home video game console released by General Consumer Electronics (GCE) in 1982. Powered by a Motorola 68A09 CPU running at 1.5 MHz with 1 KB of RAM, 8 KB of ROM, and an AY-3-8912 sound chip, it uniquely features an integrated 9-inch monochrome CRT screen that draws sharp vector graphics directly via electron beam deflection. It plays games using credit-card-sized ROM cartridges paired with translucent plastic screen overlays to add color and static game elements.
Hera Primera is a work in progress Juno First clone on the Vectrex. The video shows level 1 of current test version. Please note that in the video left & right sides are a bit cut off. Read more about Hera Primera (WIP) (Vectrex Game)
The author of Big Blue auctions the 200th copy of his game in a special, one off translucent teal cart shell with 2 Big Blue T-Shirts. All proceeds from this auction will go to charities. Read more about Big Blue #200 Charity (Vectrex misc)
As proven many times, 256 bytes are enough for a tiny nice effect. So shown with Electric Force by realm of illusion. Also a production first shown at Chaos Constructions 2015. Read more about Electric Force (Vectrex Intro)
The J Game is a game for MB Vectrex, developed by Jan Haasch. Jump over randomly generated walls and keep jumping in time. What is an easy task in the first few levels, certainly gets a challenge by time. Read more about The J Game (Vectrex Game)
Good ol' Pong arrived for the Vectrex! In Vector Pong by KidQuaalude you can either play in single player or two player mode. As a mini-twist there are also moving obstacles. Read more about Vector Pong v1.01 (Vectrex Game)