Would you buy a Plug'n'Play-style Odyssey2 game?

[kirin jensen]

Yeah, I know it's about as likely to happen as a Color Vectrex, but dream with me for a moment.

Suppose Phillips released (or licensed for release) an Atari Flashback-style device - let's call it the RetrO2 - with the following:

A membrane keyboard
Built-in Voice
O2/O3 compatability
A hidden but accessible cart slot

Plus the following games:

Turtles
K.C. Munchkin!
K.C.'s Crazy Chase!
Attack of the Timelord!
Killer Bees!
Freedom Fighters!
U.F.O.!
Pick Axe Pete!
Monkeyshines!
Super Bee
Robot City

Plus the O2 versions of:

Demon Attack
Atlantis
Q-bert
Tutankham
Super Cobra
Frogger
Spiderman

And Flash Point!

The question is:

1) Would you buy it?
2) If so, at what price point?

[petewhitley]

Ha ha, now that's a plug-and-play that would offer me something I don't already have sitting around the house. I would probably pick something like that up for $19.99 if such an item existed. Cool idea ...

[tholly]

where is the just plain "Yes" answer

.....of course i would buy it (...looks over at CIB US O^2 complete collection....)

[DTJAAAAMJSLM]

Nope, I wouldn't buy it, but that's mainly because I'm not into the recent trend of plug-n-play TV games.

[Phosphor Dot Fossils]

I would so buy a couple - for my dad and my brother.

[Alucard]

That would be a pretty good one. I would buy one.

[RetroYoungen]

I would buy one for twenty bucks or less, I keep hearing good things about some of those games and it would be an easy way to try them out without buying the whole set-up.