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In the end Brett only made half of the promised amount. His prototype version now resides in my hands… anyhow his words from RGV…
“Yes I believe there were 26 numbered units and one special edition unit that was sold at Philly Classic 3. I also sold my prototype unit with it’s mould. I had one housing left that I turned into a wireless MAME controller. It’s pretty kick ass – but it doesn’t plug into the Vectrex so that kind of stinks. I put a 4 way Pacman style joystick in the wireless one.
Frankly it took so long to complete the 26 units that I just had to stop taking orders. I originally was going to make 50 of them. Not a small task. I probably had more time into the development of everything though than in actually churning out units – which is the really sad part. However – now they are even more collectible apparently.”
So there are only 26 copies in existence? It’s too bad that the project went unfinished. Can you verify these quotes with a link or some other source material?
Not sure I can link to the thread directly here, but use Google Groups for rec.games.vectrex and look at the recent “Vectorcade” thread. Brett himself (the creator of the Vectorcade) posts what I quoted above and more.