The Colecovision game system and the Coleco ADAM home computer are two of the more "forgotten" machines. The Colecovision had superior graphics to the Atari 2600, but also had emulation support for the Atari 2600 with an expansion module. It was a step above other consoles because of such modularity. The Coleco ADAM was Coleco's failed attempt at making a "family" home computer. The standard machine stored its data on "Digital Data Packs" (magnetic tape) and came with a gigantic daisy-wheel printer and cheesy word processor. The ADAM also supported all Colecovision games.

• Norman G. Sippel's ColecoVision Homepage!
  
• Kevin's Homepage
  
• ADAMEm Distribution Site
  
• Classic Video Arcade Games
  
• Welcome to the History of Home Video Games Homepage!
  
• Mike Muzzy's Classic Console/Computer Homepage
  
• Ben Johnson's Classic Video Games