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Intellivision
| The Intellivision was a personal favorite of mine. Utopia was the first real strategy that I ever played. I wish I still had it. This machine sported two built-in controllers that were as comfortable as they were practical. The unique disk-shaped directional pad provided unprecedented control for the time, and the numeric keypad opened up new options previously unavailable in console gaming. The Intellivion not only had plent of action titles, but simple role-playing games (like the DD games?), casino games, and many more. Even though there were a good amount of games for the Intellivision, there wasn't anything that really stood out. The Intellivision became popular enough to where a second, equally powerful version had to be released. The Intellivision 2 was more compact, had longer controller cords and looked much more sophisticated and modern. The Intellisvion had also had the Intellivoice module. Any Intellivision game would plug into this gadget, which in turn, would plug into the main cartridge slot of the system. Any Intellivoice-compatible game would then give you speech in the game!! It was an important innovation back then, as game systems did not have the capability to talk. This added a new dimension in gaming, as the computer could tell you some of the things that were going on in the game. Post your message on our Intellivision Message Board |
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Denise demarie@telusplanet.net on Thursday, May 24, 2001 at 16:00:36
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I heard there are intellivision games adapted for todays computers. Does anyone know where to find them?
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Dana cheeetarah@hotmail.com on Monday, February 5, 2001 at 14:01:32
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My sisters and I along with our cousins and friends used to go to the quickshop and get a bag load of candy. Then we would play horse racing and place bets with the candy. Those were the best times. Snafu and Dungeons and Dragons were also my favorite. Atari wish they could have been so cool.
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Henrik Brynolfsson hempa1@hotmail.com on Wednesday, August 23, 2000 at 05:58:38
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Flashback! I did many hours, days, weeks and monthīs on my Intellivision. My hands and fingers needed a serious recover. I remember that my thumbs were eaching brutally. It would be cool to see a gamelist with covers and info about the oldies! Cheerīs!! Now iīm into Playstation, and soon P2!
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Scott on Friday, June 23, 19100 at 09:42:13
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I have an intellivision club at my school. we trade games and have tournements. this is the greatest system ever. my lock and chase is broken. i need a new one.
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Matthew Johnson silvertiger21@yahoo.com on Sunday, January 23, 2000 at 19:29:45
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Yaeh the Intelevision was great. The only problem that I had was that the disc wore out too quickly on the controller. I grew up playing this system until they came out with the NES. Overall a really good time to be had.
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David Garfield garfielddavid@yahoo.com on Friday, January 21, 2000 at 20:04:22
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Your page on Classic Video games is excellent. I'm a video game collector and I'm only missing a few systems. The Intellivision II can also be listed. What about Classic Handheld games? Can you do a review on them also.
All in All, good information. David Garfield
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