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{{Stub}} {{HardwareInfobox |image = MagnavoxOdyssey300logo.gif |image2 = MagnavoxOdyssey300.jpg |manufacturer = Magnavox |type = Dedicated Console |generation = First |series = Magnavox Odyssey |na_rel = {{Release|1976|||NA}} |features = 2 Dials <br> [[Power Switch]] |predecessor = Magnavox Odyssey 200 |successor = Magnavox Odyssey 400 }} The '''''Magnavox Odyssey 300''''' is a 1976 home [[Pong]] console developed by [[Magnavox]]. The ''Magnavox Odyssey 300'' is the successor to the ''[[Magnavox Odyssey 200]]''. ==Gameplay== The ''Magnavox Odyssey 300'' features 3 variations of Pong: '''Hockey''', '''Tennis''', and '''Smash'''; each can be played on 3 difficulty settings: ''novice'', ''intermediate'', and ''expert''. The in-game paddles are controlled by a single knob located on each side of the console, that control the paddles movement vertically (i.e., up and down). All three games are two-player, with the right knob reading '''Home Team''', and the left reading '''Visiting Team'''. The ''Magnavox Odyssey 300'', unlike its two predecessors, features a built-in scoring system instead of a manual score slider, physically built into the previous console's chassis. ==Gallery== <gallery> MagnavoxOdyssey300.jpg | Magnavox Odyssey 300 MagnavoxOdyssey300box.jpg | Magnavox Odyssey 300 Box </gallery> {{First-Generation Hardware}}
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