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Tackar som fan Vectrex vare ja.
Ja alltså jag är jävligt säker på att det var kassettband, men kan ha fel också.

Home computers have long used magnetic storage devices. Both tape drives and floppy disk drives were common on early microcomputers. Their popularity is in large part because a tape drive or disk drive can write to any material it can read. However, magnetic media is volatile and can be more easily damaged than game cartridges or optical discs.[13]
Among the first consoles to use magnetic media were the Bally Astrocade and APF-M1000, both of which could use cassette tapes through expansions. In Bally's case, this allowed the console to see new game development even after Bally dropped support for it. While magnetic media remained limited in use as a primary form of distribution, two popular subsequent consoles also had expansions available to allow them to use this format. The Starpath Supercharger can load Atari 2600 games from audio cassettes; Starpath used it to cheaply distribute their own games from 1982 to 1984 and today it is used by many programmers to test, distribute, and play homebrew software. The Family Computer Disk System was released by Nintendo in 1985 for the Japanese market. Nintendo sold the disks cheaply and sold vending machines where customers could have new games written to their disks up to 500 times.[14]

C-64 hade ju kassetband ju

Den räknar inte jag som spelkonsol. Är allt man kan spela på en spelkonsol?

Din definition av C64:an är väl i sammanhanget helt irrelevant? TS med sina luddiga minnen kanske inte alls har samma bild av den som du.

Den räknar inte jag som spelkonsol. Är allt man kan spela på en spelkonsol?

C64 släpptes faktiskt som en konsol (en C64 utan tangentbord) .
Det släpptes lite cartridgespel till C64 o GS64 som jag tror konsollen hette.