Intellivision

My fondest memory of the Intellivision was the ad I saw at the local Drive-In, that was followed by a ‘music video’ of Dig-Dug.

Retroist Podcast – Episode 036 – Intellivision - The Retroist 2009

Deadly Discs on the Intellivision was my favorite of the games based on the movie.

SFGate: Top News Stories Erick Wong 2010

We were working on secret next-gen hardware -- what was going to end up being called Intellivision IV -- that was an Amiga-like machine that I had a team secretly working on in

GameSetWatch 2009

Technically speaking, the Intellivision was the world’s first 16-bit console, a feat which wouldn’t be matched until the Turbografx-16’s graphics chipset came along nearly a decade later.

Why Mattel’s Intellivision was the most innovative console ever 2010

They called Intellivision with this information — whether they called to inform or blackmail depends on which version of the story you believe — and were quickly contracted by Mattel to produce the console version of “Bump n’ Jump.”

Why Mattel’s Intellivision was the most innovative console ever 2010

One of the best games for the Intellivision hands down. tcv

Intellivision’s Advanced Dungeons & Dragons “Treasure of Tarmin” - The Retroist 2010

Remember the great Intellivision games that came out when Tron debuted?

Tron Legacy – First Game Trailer – Tron Evolution « Show Me SciFi 2010

Remember the great Intellivision games that came out when Tron debuted?

2010 June « Show Me SciFi 2010

In this follow-up to an earlier 1981 commercial (featuring Baseball and Football), George Plimpton compares the Intellivision and Atari versions of Basketball and Soccer.

Intellivision TV Commercial – More Plimpton Sports - The Retroist 2010

In 1980, the entirety of the Intellivision system could fit on a half page of the JCPenney Christmas Catalog.

The Intellivision Page from the 1980 JCPenney Christmas Catalog - The Retroist 2009