The Intellivision is a system released in 1979 by Mattel. The only Star Wars game to be released on the Intellivision was The Empire Strikes Back (video game).
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| - The Intellivision is a system released in 1979 by Mattel. The only Star Wars game to be released on the Intellivision was The Empire Strikes Back (video game).
- The Intellivision was a videogame system released by Mattel. A version of Smurf: Rescue In Gargamel's Castle was advertised in Coleco's promotional literature as an intended release title for that system, but it was never worked on or released. Neither was Smurfette's Birthday, which was also intended to be released on the Atari 2600 and ColecoVision. However, an adapter was made for this system that allows Atari 2600 games to be played on it.
- Das Intellivision ist eine Spielkonsole, die 1980 von Mattel veröffentlicht wurde. Die Entwicklung der Konsole begann 1978, weniger als ein Jahr nach der Veröffentlichung des Konkurrenzproduktes Atari 2600.
- Категория:Легендарные статьи с каноничными аналогами thumb|250px Intellivision — игровая приставка второго поколения, выпущенная на рынок компанией Mattel в 1979 году. Название составлено из слов «intelligent television» — «интеллектуальное телевидение». Единственная игра по вселенной Звёздных Войн, в которую можно было играть на приставке была аркада Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back.
- The Intellivision II was different in the following ways
* A much smaller footprint
* Grey plastic case with a thin red stripe circling the unit
* External power supply (not standard by any means)
* Detachable controllers (although the fire buttons on these controllers are nearly impossible to use, and darn uncomfy =) )
* Combination Power/Reset switch (probably the most annoying feature of all. you have to hold the switch for 5 seconds in order to turn the unit off)
* Power LED Indicator Also the Intellivision II had a different BIOS to support the System Changer.
- Ahhh, the Intellivision. It may have been made simply to compete with the growing interest in the Atari 2600, but the Intellivision has a charm all it's own. There were tons of good games for the Intellivision, and while the infamous 'phone like' control pad may put off a lot of retro gamers, it's still a good system, with some great games, and a few interesting facts. For one, it's technically the first 16-bit system... as the registers in the microprocessor are 16 bits wide. But more interestingly, it was the first system with downloadable games, with the PlayCable service. The games disappeared when you turned the system off, but hey, it's still pretty neat. And let's not forget the IntelliVoice module, so now robotic voices can haunt your dreams from when you were playing your INTV. Bu
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| - The Intellivision is a system released in 1979 by Mattel. The only Star Wars game to be released on the Intellivision was The Empire Strikes Back (video game).
- The Intellivision was a videogame system released by Mattel. A version of Smurf: Rescue In Gargamel's Castle was advertised in Coleco's promotional literature as an intended release title for that system, but it was never worked on or released. Neither was Smurfette's Birthday, which was also intended to be released on the Atari 2600 and ColecoVision. However, an adapter was made for this system that allows Atari 2600 games to be played on it.
- Das Intellivision ist eine Spielkonsole, die 1980 von Mattel veröffentlicht wurde. Die Entwicklung der Konsole begann 1978, weniger als ein Jahr nach der Veröffentlichung des Konkurrenzproduktes Atari 2600.
- Категория:Легендарные статьи с каноничными аналогами thumb|250px Intellivision — игровая приставка второго поколения, выпущенная на рынок компанией Mattel в 1979 году. Название составлено из слов «intelligent television» — «интеллектуальное телевидение». Единственная игра по вселенной Звёздных Войн, в которую можно было играть на приставке была аркада Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back.
- The Intellivision II was different in the following ways
* A much smaller footprint
* Grey plastic case with a thin red stripe circling the unit
* External power supply (not standard by any means)
* Detachable controllers (although the fire buttons on these controllers are nearly impossible to use, and darn uncomfy =) )
* Combination Power/Reset switch (probably the most annoying feature of all. you have to hold the switch for 5 seconds in order to turn the unit off)
* Power LED Indicator Also the Intellivision II had a different BIOS to support the System Changer.
- Ahhh, the Intellivision. It may have been made simply to compete with the growing interest in the Atari 2600, but the Intellivision has a charm all it's own. There were tons of good games for the Intellivision, and while the infamous 'phone like' control pad may put off a lot of retro gamers, it's still a good system, with some great games, and a few interesting facts. For one, it's technically the first 16-bit system... as the registers in the microprocessor are 16 bits wide. But more interestingly, it was the first system with downloadable games, with the PlayCable service. The games disappeared when you turned the system off, but hey, it's still pretty neat. And let's not forget the IntelliVoice module, so now robotic voices can haunt your dreams from when you were playing your INTV. But seriously, the system gets a lot of undeserved flak, so enjoy what it is and was. Note: A LOT of good Intellivision games are available on the Intellivision Lives! collections, which are available for PC, PS2, Gamecube, Xbox, and Nintendo DS. Also, if you're going to get an actual Intellivision, I would try to get the second model, with detachable controllers and the option of an Atari converter but beware that the AC adapter is very hard to find.
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