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'''John Sands Electronics''', often known simply as '''John Sands''', was an Australian electronics manufacturer and distributor responsible for giving the country the [[SC-3000]]. They were also responsible for games for other consoles such as the Atari 2600 as well as board games and greetings cards. | '''John Sands Electronics''', often known simply as '''John Sands''', was an Australian electronics manufacturer and distributor responsible for giving the country the [[SC-3000]]. They were also responsible for games for other consoles such as the Atari 2600 as well as board games and greetings cards. | ||
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John Sands Electronics, often known simply as John Sands, was an Australian electronics manufacturer and distributor responsible for giving the country the SC-3000. They were also responsible for games for other consoles such as the Atari 2600 as well as board games and greetings cards.
Softography
SC-3000
- Addition Tutor (1983) (as John Sands)
- Australian Geography Tutor (1983)
- Demon Division (1983)
- Division Tutor (1983)
- Keyboard Learning Program (1983)
- Marauding Multiplication (1983)
- Multiplication Tutor (1983) (as John Sands)
- Satellite Subtraction (1983)
- Spelling Tutor (1983)
- Subtraction Tutor (1983) (as John Sands)
- Tank Addition (1983)
- Alpha Alphabet (1984)
- Australian General Knowledge Tutor (1984)
- BASIC I Tutorial Program (1984) (as John Sands)
- Environoid (1984)
- Flashword 1 (1984)
- Flashword 2 (1984)
- Heroic Quest (1984)
- Learning the Alphabet (1984)
- Learning to Count (1984)
- Let's Type (1984)
- Metric Mentals (1984)
- Roman Numbers-Up (1984)
- Softax Program 1984 (1984)
- Spellomatic 1 (1984)
- Spellomatic 2 (1984)
- Sprite Generator Program (1984)
- Supertape 1 (1984)
- Watch Me Draw (1984)
- Whiz Kid Mental Arithmetic (1984)
- Mailing List Program (1984) (as John Sands)
- Dragonquest (1984)
- Solar Conquest! (1984)
- Blackjack (1984)
- Ice Cream Stall (1984)
- Reverso (1984)
- Simple (1984)
- Word Block (1984)
- Expense Analyser Program (1984)
- BASIC II Tutorial Programs 1 & 2 (1984) (as John Sands)
- Segaword 1 (1984)
- Backgammon (1985)
- SegaCom (1985)
- Touch Type Tutorials 1, 2 & 3 (1985)
- Enchanted Forest (1985)
- Segathello (1985)
- Monitor (198x)
- Sega-Draw (198x)
- Creature Features (unreleased)
- Home Budget Program (unreleased)
- Sega Biorhythm Program (unreleased)
- Segaword 2 (unreleased)
Promotional material
John Sands Sega Retail Price List, Nov 1984
Photos
Early Software
Mind Games Series
Word Series
Personal Business Series
AC Adaptor for SC-3000
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