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Everything is
in your hands. VIDEOCADE pocket LED consoles that challenge you.

VIDEOCADE is a pocket console with no touchscreen, no notifications and no apps — just buttons and pixels that put your imagination to work. Pure fun wherever you are.

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VIDEOCADE checkers console, teal shell with three buttons and red and blue pieces on the LED grid
the VIDEOCADE philosophy

Without a touchscreen it is easier to see the game with your imagination — not just read it off a pixel.

The LED grid shows only as much as it has to. The rest — the race track, the moving piece, the falling block — is filled in by the player’s head. That is a deliberate choice: fewer stimuli means more attention on hand-eye coordination.

  • trains
    reflexes

  • trains
    coordination

  • grows
    imagination

  • zero notifications,
    purely analogue

VIDEOCADE specification

One shape.
Different stories.

Every game has its own character and its own shell colour.
Find the one that fits you.

VIDEOCADE car race handheld console in a green 3D-printed shell

how it’s made?

An engaging story sealed inside a dedicated shell.

Nothing here comes off the shelf. Four decisions shape every single unit — the shell, the board, the power and the box — and we design, print and assemble all of them ourselves.

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Colourful 3D-printed shell

Every VIDEOCADE console is a separately printed shell and a dedicated PCB assembled by hand. By gamers, for gamers.

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Our own PCB design.

The LED grid, the processor, the speaker and the buttons all sit on a single board designed from scratch by LTEK Labs.

03/

2x AAA batteries

No charging cables, no ports. You swap the batteries and keep playing, just like in the good old days.

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Cardboard packaging straight out of the '90s

Zero plastic blister packs. The console reaches you in a printed cardboard box built like a cartridge sleeve — the kind you line up on a shelf.

A hand holding the green VIDEOCADE car race console, its LED grid lit up mid-game The teal VIDEOCADE checkers console resting in its open cardboard box

pick your console

No menus, no loading, no account. Four grids, four games — and every screen below is the real one, running the real thing.

VIDEOCADE checkers console, teal shell with three buttons and red and blue pieces on the LED grid

checkers.

think two moves ahead €79,99 in stock
Buy checkers
VIDEOCADE dropix console, black shell with a four-way pad and coloured blocks stacked on the LED grid

dropix.

rotate, drop, survive €79,99 in stock
Buy dropix
VIDEOCADE brickdash — orange shell, front view

brickdash.

one paddle, no mercy €79,99 in stock
Buy brickdash
VIDEOCADE motorace — green shell, front view

motorace.

dodge, overtake, repeat €79,99 in stock
Buy motorace
VIDEOCADE fourline — blue shell, front view

fourline.

four in a line, any direction €79,99 in stock
Buy fourline

Bally · 1977

The name came with a responsibility.

Videocade was the name Bally gave the cartridges for its home arcade — small printed boxes that carried a whole game and looked good in a row on a shelf. We now hold the trademark, and we did not take it to trade on nostalgia.

We took it because the machines of the seventies and eighties were built on one honest promise: press a button, the game starts, and how far you get is entirely up to your hands. That is the promise we are keeping.

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A VIDEOCADE console in its printed cardboard box, stacked like a cartridge sleeve