Publisher: Home Vision

Home Vision was a Belgian label that the company VDI used to sell Atari 2600 games made by the Taiwanese firm Gem International Corporation. Its cartridges came out in the PAL format for European televisions, many of them in 1983, and an instruction leaflet gives a Brussels address. Like many budget labels of the time, Home Vision shared its games with other sellers. Frisco also appeared as Peter Penguin, Racing Car as Hell Driver and Go Go Home Monster as Alien’s Return, all from ITT Family Games. Quelle sold several of them in Germany under German titles.
The site has 14 games listed under Home Vision. A few of the files are other releases of the same games, such as a prototype or a Taiwanese NTSC cartridge. Some to try:

Frisco: kick blocks around a maze to squash monsters, in the style of Pengo.
Panda Chase: guide a hungry panda through huts, tunnels and a bamboo forest.
Parachute: steer a parachutist through a crowded sky onto a podium.
Base Attack: fly over a city and wipe out the bases firing at you.
World End: defend the ground from a giant alien mothership.
Go Go Home Monster: help a stranded alien find the parts of its spaceship.

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Go Go Home Monster

Go Go Home Monster is a 1983 maze game for the Atari 2600, sold in Europe under the Home Vision label. The game was developed by Gem International Corporation, and the same cartridge also appeared as Alien's Return,…

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Frisco

Frisco is a 1983 maze game released in Europe by Home Vision (Gem International Corporation) as a PAL cartridge. It plays in the style of Sega's arcade game Pengo: you kick blocks around a maze to squash the…

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Fire Spinner

Fire Spinner is the name of a 1983 PAL cartridge sold in Europe on the Home Vision label, but the game you can play on this page is really Spinning Fireball, an unreleased NTSC prototype marked "Vidco (c)…

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Alien’s Return

Alien's Return is a 1983 maze game for the Atari 2600, developed by Gem International Corporation and sold by ITT Family Games. The same game was also sold as Go Go Home Monster, Col 'N, E.T. Go Home…

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