Here's a list of known software packages and peripherals. Thereare 50 documented cartridges, counting both Japanese and Americandomestic releases; however, some are Japan-only, and a few are verifiablyvapourware or were never otherwise released. There are also 14 documentedPyuuta-series commercial cassette software programs, 6 non-Tomycommercially sold Tutor cassette programs and one third-party cartridge ROM.

Because of the relative rarity of the Tomy Tutor systemto begin with, cartridge notations (Common, Uncommon, Rare,ExtremelyRare, UnReleased) should be considered relative tothe Tutor system and not generally common, rare, etc. Also, as my targetaudience is in the USA, rarity should also be considered relative to America;some of the Japanese cartridges are actually quite common in Japan bycomparison.

Screenshots come from various places: preferentially, they were generatedin MESS, or by screen grabs from my Pyuutaand Tomy Tutor. A few are box scans or sourced elsewhere that I've been toolazy to redo .. ^_^;; For games I do not own, or were not released,screenshotscome from product circulars or catalogues that reference them instead.

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First-Party Hardware

TP# = Tomy Part #; Stock# = American? SKU#. It seems that justabout any released peripheral or accessory will have theTP#, but only American-released models have the stock#, hence the conclusionit must be a USA SKU (however, I have left the '?'s in since I don't haveany way of confirming lack thereof). They are arranged in TP#, then chronology.

Name	Type	TP#	Stock#	Description
Tomy Pyuuta (main unit)	n/a	TP 1000	?	The original Japanese version (see the Pyuutasection).
Grandstand Tutor	n/a	TP 1000?	?	Placeholder for the original GrandstandTutor, known only introduced in the UK.
Tomy Tutor (main unit)	n/a	TP 1000	8000	Main unit (NTSC).PAL units have the same TP#, but don't have a stock#, and are ofcourse rated for 220V 50Hz. They are otherwise functionally identical.
Pyuuta mk II	n/a	TP 1007	?	The Mk II ('Pyuuta Mark 2') is the second version of the Japanese Pyuutamain unit (see the Pyuuta section).
Pyuuta Carrying Case	Accessory	?	?	Optional 'hard' plastic carrying case for thePyuuta and Pyuuta Mk II. This was not sold in the original package. Seethe Pyuuta Section for a photograph.I don't have a TP# for this; it does not appear on the case or on thedocumentation sheet. A Pyuuta mk II-era catalogue gives its MSRP asaround 6800 yen.
Joy Controllers (2)	Peripheral	TP 1101	?	Japan only.Pair of joy controllers terminating in one joystick plug that plugsinto the joyport. Two fire buttons on each; disc controllers (a laIntellivision); included with Pyuuta and Pyuuta Jr (but not the Mk II,which came with TP 1102).Uses weird pinout!
Joy Controllers (2)	Peripheral	TP 1102	8020	USA-localized disc controller set, which was included with theAnglicized Mk2 but not with the Tomy Tutor!Sheesh, what a bunch of cheapskates! Otherwise identical to TP 1101 exceptfor English labeling.A photograph is on the Photographs page.Uses weird pinout!
Joy Stick	Peripheral	TP 1103	8023	Single joystick, plugs into 9-pin joyport. Two fire buttons, SL andSR. Requires King Kong tensile strength to move the thing. Note how Tomycalls it two words 'Joy Stick' -- this is even on the box -- but the joystick itself has 'JOYSTICK.' We'll let you know when they come to adecision on this.A photograph is on the Photographs page.Warning: Not TI or Atari compatible!Uses weird pinout!
Game Adaptor	Peripheral	?	?	A passive conversion box for the original Pyuuta to allow the later 3-DGame series to be playable (enables the additional addressinglines). Connects to the I/O port. Not needed for the Jr. or Mk II; itis needed for the Tutor, but none of the 3-D Games were sold in theUSA, so the Game Adaptor wasn't sold there either. Yes, the box spells itthat way (with an 'O'). A Pyuuta mk II-era catalogue gives its price as2400 yen. My Game Adaptor does not appear to have any TP or stock numberon the box or unit, and has a price tag of ¥2160.A photograph is on the Pyuutapage.
Printer Interface	Peripheral	?	?	A printer interface sold specifically for the mk II, most likely thesame hardware as the BASIC-1 for the original Pyuuta minus the ROMs.A Pyuuta mk II-era catalogue gives its price as6800 yen. You can build your own withthis schematic but this deviceprobably does work with regular Tutors too. The BASIC-1cartridge for the Pyuuta fills this niche for that system (below).
Expansion System	Peripheral	TP 1500	?	The Tomy Expansion System is a large chassis extremely similar inappearance to the TI Peripheral Expansion System (a/k/a the 'PeripheralExpansion Box' or PEB).Mentioned in both the Purcell Pamphlet and the Tomy Demo Cartridge, althoughthe Cartridge refers to it as the TI Adapter (!!); see theMyth-Marketing-Muddle page for informationand a photograph. Vapourware.
BASIC-1 Cartridge (Pyuuta) (ER)	Expansion	TP 1521	?	This unusual device is not actually a regular cartridge; it is an expansionunit that attaches to the I/O port with American ROMs (including BASIC)and a printer interface. The interfaceuses IEEE-1284 signals but is not Centronics-style and requiresa passive adapter.The I/O connection is tomap the BASIC ROM in since the Pyuuta CLA can't do that from the cartridgeport. An overlay for the keyboard is included.The Mk II has a completely different cartridge (below); this device neitherworks with the American Tutor nor the mk II.A photograph of the cartridge and the overlay with scans from the manualare on the Pyuutapage.
BASIC-1 Cartridge (Mk. II) (ER)	Expansion	?	?	Unlike the Pyuuta version,the Mk II BASIC-1 cartridge is simply a regular cartridge with the BASIC ROM;the ROM is otherwise identical.However, because it relies on the odd CLA inthe mk II, it doesn't work in the Pyuuta. I list ithere because of its relationship to the original BASIC-1 and its differencesfrom regular game cartridges, though my BASIC-1 cartridge has no TP# or stocknumber, so it's unclear how Tomy classified it internally. Itoriginally retailed for around 5800 yen. Credit: ©1984 Tomy. Atleast onesite refers to it as 'BASIC-2.'A photograph is on the Pyuuta mk IIpage.
Floppy Disk Drive	Peripheral	TP 1530	?	5.25' floppy disk drive, presumably connects to the Tutor via theExpansion System. See thePurcell Pamphlet for information anda photograph. Curiously not mentioned explicitly by the Tomy Demo Cartridge,but this could be because the TI PEB (the Expansion System's ancestor)has the floppy drive built-in andTomy may have originally planned to do the same. Vapourware.A similar device was advertised in both thePyuuta manual and theJapanese Demo Cartridge.
Data Recorder (Tomy Tutor)	Peripheral	TP 1540	8022

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