Category: Intellivision

The Intellivision is a second-generation home video game console released by Mattel Electronics in 1979 in test markets and nationwide in the United States in 1980. Powered by a 0.895 MHz General Instrument CP1600 16-bit CPU with 1,456 bytes of RAM (including Scratchpad, System, and Graphics RAM) and 6 KB Executive ROM, it features a Standard Television Interface Chip (STIC) driving a 160 x192 resolution display with a 16-color palette alongside a General Instrument AY-3-8914 sound chip providing 3-channel audio. It utilizes ROM cartridges for software and features two hardwired controllers with 12-key numeric keypads, side action buttons, and 16-directional control discs supporting slide-in game overlays.

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Hover Bovver (Commercial) (IntelliVision Game)
Elektronite presents Jeff Minter's Hover Bovver for sale and ready to ship now! The object of the game is to take on the role of Englishman Gordon Bennett and score as many points as possible by mowing as many as 16 different lawns with his Air-Mo Lawn mower! As you guide Gordon Bennett on his mowing mission, try your best not to annoy your dog Rover or the gardener, and avoid your neighbour's unwelcome attentions! Read more about Hover Bovver (Commercial) (IntelliVision Game)
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RobotFindsKitten v2 (23-11-2016) (IntelliVision Game)
RobotFindsKitten is a zen simulation for the Intellivision by Michael Hayes. In this game, you are robot (#). Your job is to find kitten. This task is complicated by the existence of various things which are not kitten. Robot must touch items to determine if they are kitten or not. The game ends when RobotFindsKitten. Alternately, you may end the game by pressing 5+0. Read more about RobotFindsKitten v2 (23-11-2016) (IntelliVision Game)
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IntyBASIC Programming Contest 2015 (IntelliVision misc)
The 2015 IntyBASIC Intellivision Games Programming Contest is taking place between July 1st, 2015 and December 31st, 2015. The contest is sponsored by AtariAge, GroovyBee, nonner242, nanochess and CollectorVision. The (possibly obsessed) collectors revolutionika and cmart604 will also be providing some additional prizes. All contest entries submitted must be written in IntyBASIC. [Text shameless stolen from AtariAge.com] Read more about IntyBASIC Programming Contest 2015 (IntelliVision misc)
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