Not long after it's release of the Odyssey100, Magnavox followed up with
the Odyssey 200.
Featuring a few extra chipsets designed by Texas Instruments, the
Odyssey 200 was still largely an analog system. 

Atari's single chip Pong console was to be released through Sears,
and althoug it only played one game - it had on screen digital scoring. 

The new 200 would allow Magnavox to have two consoles on the market at
lower end and higher ends - to try and smother out the Atari version.
The 200 included an extra game called Smash and a rudimentary on
screen scoring that consisted of white blocks that moved to the
right or left respectively as their scores advanced. 

So, the Odyssey 200 hit the market as well in 1975 was sold through
1976 until it was replaced with the Odyssey 400.

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