In general:
Superlectron released two models. The company was well known for making pocket
and desktop calculators since the early 1970s (some used nixie tubes). Later in
1976, their first game system, TV Challenger model 2000, model TVC-2000, was released.
The next year, model 3000 came out, but used a GI AY-3-8500
chip instead of analog circuits. TVC-2000 played three games: Tennis, Hole in the Wall, and an amazing variant of the previous called
Holes in the Walls where both players are transformed in a wall with
a hole at the place of their paddle. Except Tennis, the other games feature an interesting wobble
effect which makes both players oscillate
up and down a little bit to increase the difficulty. Although the Hole
in the Wall game play is obvious (put the ball in the hole), Holes
in the Walls is different. The first wall has a partial hole and the
second wall has a normal hole. Another very uncommon feature of this
system is the scoring. The system case has two rows of numbers used
for marking the scores, probably using plastic chips. A similar scoring
method was used with the Videomaster Olympic.
Other than that, the only difficulty level that can be changed is the
ball speed. The system produces a unique beep when the ball bounces
on a player.
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