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Coleco

Toy companywww.coleco.com

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Nov 2, 2026

Dawn MartelliHOST
18:09
But, uh, you know, hopefully you won't have any of those devices on the onsite because the kids won't wait.
Dawn MartelliHOST
18:15
I don't mind the PS ones and the early Atari three six, the early Atari's and the Coleco visions and that sort of stuff.
Dawn MartelliHOST
18:21
But congratulations on the idea.
Dawn MartelliHOST
18:23
I'm looking forward to following the stories you're going along, but I appreciate you joining the PR Parker podcast.
AbHOST
72:25
revolutionary.
Dr. FustercluckGUEST
72:26
And then Susie said hers was ColecoVision, and she's in Susie's life.
Dr. FustercluckGUEST
72:32
No, Intellivision.
Dr. FustercluckGUEST
72:33
About Anna's age.
Dr. FustercluckGUEST
72:51
Intellivision.
AbHOST
72:52
Well,
Dr. FustercluckGUEST
72:52
there's ColecoVision was not super popular, but eventually there was an expansion where you could
speaker_8NARRATOR
73:00
play the Atari
Chris BurresHOST
0:38
Jeff has a diverse background as an inventor and creator, originally writing flight software for GPS satellites.
Chris BurresHOST
0:44
He is also the developer of dozens of video games, including Cabbage Patch Kids for Coleco.
Chris BurresHOST
0:51
Shifting towards health and wellness, he is a Kundalini yoga teacher, author, biohacker, and now soft tissue expert.
Chris BurresHOST
0:58
His mission, as I see it, is to accelerate soft tissue healing, relieve pain, and restore mobility so you can live beyond the norms.

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Jeff MaierGUEST
6:55
They
Chris BurresHOST
6:56
weren't the real elaborate games, but then
Jeff MaierGUEST
6:58
I got recruited by Coleco to write the Cabbage Patch Kids video game.
Jeff MaierGUEST
7:03
And that- So I'm gonna
MenaceHOST
21:27
64.
Greg GoryHOST
21:28
Like Coleco.
Greg GoryHOST
21:29
That was for games? I thought that was a computer.
MenaceHOST
21:31
That one was actually more advanced.
MenaceHOST
21:33
You could do games and stuff on it.
Jeff GarciaCORRESPONDENT
21:35
Coleco was baseball, right?
WoodyHOST
21:37
No, Coleco was like a company, right? Yeah.
WoodyHOST
21:41
Coleco Vision or
AlexHOST
45:21
Good choice, Tony.
Shaun HolleyHOST
45:22
I am working on a Coleco MSX Sega SG-1000 Spectre version.
Shaun HolleyHOST
45:28
Great podcast, guys.
Shaun HolleyHOST
45:29
Hope you enjoyed the Play Expo.
Del the Funky HomosapienGUEST
7:37
I'm not fucking
Mr. CarterblockHOST
7:38
playing fucking Coleco vision with you or no shit.
Mr. CarterblockHOST
7:41
You know what
Del the Funky HomosapienGUEST
7:41
I'm saying? So I was there by myself and I seen Jinx across the street and he playing with like remote control cars in the front yard.
Amabel HollandGUEST
57:21
Yeah.
Amabel HollandGUEST
57:22
And Coleco did a couple of sports board games.
Amabel HollandGUEST
57:27
And I found the patents for them.
Amabel HollandGUEST
57:30
And so I submitted those two games to PGG.
Amabel HollandGUEST
57:21
Yeah.
Amabel HollandGUEST
57:22
And Coleco did a couple of sports board games.
Amabel HollandGUEST
57:27
And I found the patents for them.
Amabel HollandGUEST
57:30
And so I submitted those two games to PGG.
Scott BossmanHOST
24:25
What console was that on? Atari? Not Atari.
Scott BossmanHOST
24:32
It was the Coleco? Was it ColecoVision? ColecoVision.
Scott BossmanHOST
24:39
That's what it was.
Scott BossmanHOST
24:40
Wow.
Scott BossmanHOST
24:58
It was
Mike ZainoHOST
24:59
Atari.
Scott BossmanHOST
25:00
I remember playing it on ColecoVision, though.
Scott BossmanHOST
25:02
My cousin had that.
LeeHOST
6:07
Over in America it was Cabbage Patch Kids.
LeeHOST
6:10
Coleco shipped 3.3 million of the dolls in 1983.
LeeHOST
6:17
By October there were fights breaking out in the shops.
LeeHOST
6:21
Each one came with adoption papers.

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