A highly informative tribute to the Supervision
handheld video game system and its games.
a feature of Diskman Presents
www.diskman.com
SYSTEM
  Introduction
  Supervision
  TV-Link
  Scans
  Music
GAMES
  Alien
  Balloon Fight
  Block Buster
  Block Buster / Cross High
  Brain Power
  Bubble World
  Carrier
  Cave Wonders
  Challenger Tank
  Chimera
  Chinese Checkers
  Classic Casino
  Climber
  Cross High
  Crystball
  Dancing Block
  Delta Hero
  Dream World
  Eagle Plan
  Earth Defender
  Fatal Craft
  Final Combat
  Galactic Crusader
  Galaxy Fighter
  Grand Prix
  Happy Pairs
  Happy Race
  Hash Blocks
  Hash Block / Eagle Plan
  Hero Hawk
  Hero Kid
  Honey Bee
  Jacky Lucky
  Jaguar Bomber
  John Adventure
  Journey to the West
  Juggler
  Kabi Island
  Kitchen War
  Kung-Fu Street
  Linear Racing
  Magincross
  Majong
  Matta Blatta
  Olympic Trials
  P-52 Sea Battle
  Pacboy & Mouse
  Pacific Battle
  Penguin Hideout
  Police Bust
  Popo Team
  Pyramid
  Recycle Design
  Scaffolder
  Soccer Champion
  Sonny X'Press
  Space Fighter
  Sssnake
  Super Block
  Super Kong
  Super Pang
  Tasac 2010
  Tennis Pro '92
  Thunder Shooting
  Treasure Hunter
  Untouchable
  Witty Cat

RUMORED GAMES

  Combat
  Devil Paradise
  Happy Flappy
  Jade Legend
  Marpol Brother
  The Kung-Fu Fighter
  Wonder Fish
TV-LINK
The TV-Link is a device that allows the player to connect his/her Supervision to a television screen in order to play games on a larger display. A blue border surrounds the game screen. The TV-Link predates Nintendo's Super Game Boy, a product which provides a similar experience.

A different color palette is applied to the games when they are used with the TV-Link. The result, in popular opinion, actually looks worse than the Supervision's own LCD display. Some games also have speed, sound and/or display issues when used with the device.

Though a full range of different colors can be projected from the TV-Link through clever programming, none of the officially released games exploit this “feature.” Two different models of the TV-Link were produced: PAL and NTSC. The colors are accessed differently between models.

As illustrated in the instructions, the TV-Link was designed for use with the “bendable” versions of the Supervision. However it will also work with the other versions (sans the Magnum) albeit with slight changes in performance.

When the TV-Link and the Supervision inside it are both powered on, the Supervision's LCD screen displays the following graphic:
TV-LINK        
P H O T O S
Below, you can see some actual photographs of the Supervision TV-Link running two different games: Crystball and Treasure Hunter.

TV-LINK: Crystball    TV-LINK: Crystball
TV-LINK: Treasure Hunter    TV-LINK: Treasure Hunter

Special thanks to Peter Trauner for providing these photos.
I N S T R U C T I O N S
SECTION 1

SUPERVISION TV-LINK FEATURES

(A) TV-LINK

1. Power Switch (Power)
2. Power-On Indicator
3. Slot for game cartridge insertion
4. Low-Battery Indicator
5. Two-Player Link (comm. port)
6. Socket (connect to SUPERVISION
CONNECTION CARTRIDGE)
7. External Power Supply Jack
8. Battery Cover (back)
9. Audio Output
10.  Video Output
11. RF Output (connect to television set)

(B) SUPERVISION (Not included in SUPERVISION TV-LINK package)

1. Power Switch (POWER)
2. External Power Supply Jack
3. Contrast Adjustment (CONTRAST)
4. Direction Buttons
5. Battery Cover (back)
6. Headphones Jack (PHONES)
7. Speaker
8. A" & "B" Buttons - Please refer the game
cartridges instruction.
9. Select Buttons
10. Start Buttons
11. Volume Dial (VOLUME)
12.  Two Player Link (comm. port)
Machine is bendable

(C) OTHER ACCESSORIES

a. TV CABLE

1.   Plug (connect to SUPERVISION TV-LINK / SWITCHING BOX)

b. SUPERVISION CONNECTION CARTRIDGE

1. Plug (connect to SUPERVISION TV-LINK)
2. TV-LINK ADAPTOR cartridge (connect to SUPERVISION)
3.   DC Plug (connect to SUPERVISION DC 6V input when using AC-DC Adaptor)

c. VIDEO SWITCHING BOX

1. Connect to TV-LINK
2. Selection Switch (TV-LINK / TV Program)
3. Connect to ANTENNA INPUT of television set
4.   Connect to ANTENNA

d. AUDIO/VIDEO CABLE

1. White Plug
(connect to TV-LINK Audio Output/Television Set Audio Input)
2.   Yellow Plug
(connect to TV-LINK Video Output/Television Set Video Input)

SECTION 2

SUPERVISION TV-LINK CONNECTION

(A) USING RF-OUTPUT

(B) USING VIDEO/AUDIO OUTPUT

SECTION 3

NOTE FOR BATTERY-USER

•    Remove the cover on the back of the SUPERVISION and SUPERVISION TV-LINK and insert four "AA" batteries in each machine.
Make sure that the batteries, plus (+) and minus (-) ends are facing the right directions.
Do not use rechargeable batteries.
Do not use mercury oxide batteries.
For best results, use alkaline batteries.
Do not connect the DC plug to SUPERVISION (Section 1, Part C, Point b3).

SECTION 4

HOW TO OPERATE

1. For Battery Users, make sure that BATTERIES have been installed.
2. For AC-DC Adaptor Users, connect DC Plug (from SUPERVISION CONNECTION CARTRIDGE) to the SUPERVISION DC 6V Input. Connect AC-DC Adaptor to the External Power Supply Jack (Section 1, Part A, Point 7) of the SUPERVISION TV-LINK.
3. Connect SUPERVISION TV-LINK to SUPERVISION by SUPERVISION CONNECTION CARTRIDGE.
4. Connect SUPERVISION TV-LINK to TV-Set with the use of the SWITCHING BOX. Set the switch of the SWITCHING BOX to GAME. (See SECTION 2 for detailed illustration of SUPERVISION TV-LINK connection.) Remarks: Player can watch television without removing the SUPERVISION TV-LINK connection by setting the switch of the SWITCHING BOX to TV.
5. For A/V Output Users, connect the Audio and Video Cable between the TV-Set and the TV-LINK according to Section 2.
6. Insert a game cartridge into the SUPERVISION TV-LINK slot.
7. Turn on SUPERVISION TV-LINK.
8. Turn on SUPERVISION.
9.   Tilt the screen of SUPERVISION and place SUPERVISION on SUPERVISION TV-LINK.

IMPORTANT NOTICE

•    When changing a game cartridge, make sure that the power is turned "OFF".
When inserting a game cartridge into the SUPERVISION TV-LINK slot, please make sure that the side with the LABEL faces down.

SECTION 5

                        FAULT                    SUGGESTED ACTION
  The Power-On LED is dark.
    •  For battery user: replace  batteries.
    •  For AC-DC Adaptor user: check that the DC polarity of the adaptor is correct.
  No sound can be heard during the game.
    •  Check that the game cartridge is inserted properly.
    •  Adjust TV-Set Volume.
  No picture on TV-Set.
    •  Select suitable channel on TV-Set, e.g. A/V, Television Channel.
  No display on SUPERVISION screen.
    •  Check that the SUPERVISION CONNECTION CARTRIDGE is inserted properly.
    •  Check power supply.
  The Low-Battery LED is lit.     •  Replace TV-Link batteries.
“Supervision: handheld of the less fortunate” created by and © Brandon Cobb.