Editing Elektronika (section)

== Electronic games & toys ==
[[File:Электроника_ИМ_02.jpg|thumb|Elektronika IM-02]]
[[File:Im11 2.jpg|thumb|Elektronika IM-11]]
Most Elektronika-branded electronic toys were [[Nintendo]] [[Game & Watch]] clones.<ref>{{cite web |last1=Richter |first1=Darmon |title=How A Nintendo Game & Watch Bootleg Enraptured A Generation Of Russian Kids |url=https://www.timeextension.com/features/how-a-nintendo-game-and-watch-bootleg-enraptured-a-generation-of-russian-kids |website=Time Extension |publisher=[[Hookshot Media]] |access-date=3 May 2023 |date=3 May 2023}}</ref> These used the KB1013VK1-2 microprocessor, a Soviet clone of the [[Sharp Corporation|Sharp]] SM-5A used in Game & Watch [[video game console|console]]s.

The vast majority of the Elektronika electronic toys had model names that start with IM (ИМ{{snd}} ''Игра Микропроцессорная'', a Russian acronym for "''[[microprocessor]] based game''").

Some model names for Elektronika branded clones start with IE (ИЭ{{snd}} ''Игра Электронная'', a Russian acronym for "''[[electronic game]]''").

The Elektronika electronic toys that had model names beginning with MG were manufactured by [[Angstrem (company)|Angstrem]] and were designed for export with English packaging and inserts.

The known models include:
* IM-01 [[computer chess|Chess computer]] (1986) – designed and manufactured by [[Svetlana (company)|Svetlana]].
* IM-01T Chess computer (1992) – improved version of the IM-01, designed and manufactured by Svetlana.
* IM-02 [[Well, Just You Wait!]] (1984) – Nintendo EG-26 ''Egg'', a variation of ''Mickey Mouse'' without the [[Disney]] license.
* IM-03 Mysteries of the Ocean (1986) – Nintendo OC-22 ''Octopus''
* IM-04 Merry Cook (1989) – Nintendo FP-24 ''Chef''
* IM-05 Chess computer (1989) – improved version of the IM-01, designed and manufactured by Svetlana.
* MG-09 Space Bridge (1989) – Nintendo FR-27 ''Fire''
* IM-10 Ice Hockey (1988) – [[ice hockey]]-themed clone of Nintendo EG-26 ''Egg'
* IM-11 [[Big Trak#The unofficial Elektronika Soviet clones, Lunokhod and Planetokhod|Lunokhod]] (1983) – [[Milton Bradley Company|Milton Bradley]] [[Big Trak]] programmable battery-powered toy tank
* IM-12 [[Winnie-the-Pooh (1969 film)|Winnie the Pooh]] (1991) – Nintendo CJ-93 ''Donkey Kong Jr.'' panorama
* MG-13 Explorers of Space, also known as ''Space Scouts'' (1989)
* IM-15 Electronic Football – [[Tomy]] ''World Cup Soccer''
* IM-18 Fowling (1989)
* IM-19 Biathlon
* IM-22 Monkey Goalkeeper, also known as ''Merry Footballer'' (1989)
* IM-23 Autoslalom (1989) / Car Slalom (1991)
* 24-01 [[Mickey Mouse]] (1984) – Nintendo MC-25 ''Mickey Mouse''	
* IM-26 Interchangeable, display cartridges included IM-02 Well, Just You Wait!, IM-22 Merry Footballer, IM-23 Autoslalom, IM-10 Ice Hockey, and IM-32 Cat Fisherman (1991) – [[Bandai]] [[Digi Casse]]
* IM-27 Space game 
* IM-28 Electronic quiz game
* IM-29 Chess Partner (1991) – [[Mattel|Mattel Electronics]] Computer Chess
* IM-30 Orpheus [[synthesizer]] (1991) – designed and manufactured by Svetlana.
* IM-32 Cat Fisherman (1991)
* IM-37 Football
* IM-45 English learning computer
* IM-50 Space Flight (1992)
* MG-50 Amusing Arithmetics (1989)
* IM-55 Basketball

Post-1992 versions:
* I-01 Car Slalom
* I-02 Merry Cook
* I-03 Space Bridge
* I-04 Fisher Tom-Cat
* I-05 Naval Combat
* I-06 Just You wait!
* I-07 Frog boaster
* I-08 Fowling
* I-09 Explorers of Space
* I-10 Biathlon
* I-11 Circus
* I-12 Hockey
* I-13 Merry Footballer
* I-14 Night Thiefes
* I-15 Mysteries of the Ocean
* I-20 (option 1) Air Shooting Range (1994) – Nintendo BU-201 ''Spitball Sparky''
* I-20 (option 2) Supercubes (1994) – ''Tetris''