Intellivision - Knowledge (XXG)

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Intellivision Inc, was formed and by the end of 1984 Valeski bought out the other investors and changed the name to INTV Corporation. They continued to supply the large toy stores and sold games through direct mail order. At first they sold the existing inventory of games and Intellivision II systems. When the inventory of games sold out they produced more, but without the Mattel name or unnecessary licenses on the printed materials. To lower costs, the boxes, instructions, and overlays were produced at lower quality compared to Mattel.

1516: 1925: 384:. In 1984, Mattel sold its video game assets to a former Mattel Electronics executive and investors, eventually becoming INTV Corporation. Game development ran from 1978 to 1990, when the Intellivision was discontinued. From 1980 to 1983, more than 3.75 million consoles were sold. As per Intellivision Entertainment (the current holders of the Intellivision brand) the final tally through 1990 is somewhere between 4.5 and 5 million consoles sold. 2493: 54: 944: 892:) until the promised computer upgrade was in full retail distribution. To end the ongoing fines, the Keyboard Component was officially canceled in August 1982 and the Entertainment Computer System (ECS) module offered in its place. Part of Mattel's settlement with the FTC involved offering to buy back all of the existing Keyboard Components from customers. Mattel provided a full refund, but customers without a receipt received 956:

Originally dubbed the "Lucky", from LUCKI: Low User-Cost Keyboard Interface, it lacked many of the sophisticated features envisioned for the original keyboard component. Gone, for example, was the 16K (8MB max) of RAM, the secondary CPU, and high resolution text; instead, the ECS offered a mere 2KB RAM expansion, a built-in BASIC that was marginally functional, plus a much-simplified cassette and printer interface.

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was replaced with outsider Mack Morris. Morris brought in former Mattel Electronics president and marketing director Jeff Rochlis as a consultant and all projects were under review. The Intellivision III was cancelled and then all new hardware development was stopped when 660 jobs were cut on August 4. The price of the Intellivision II (which launched at

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Intellivision console with two original sized Intellivision controllers. While adapters have been available to interface original Intellivision controllers to personal computers, the Intellivision Flashback includes two new Intellivision controllers identical in layout and function to the originals. It comes with 60 (61 at

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as one of the seven major suppliers of videogames in 1982 and mentions it as "the unchallenged king of graphics", but says the controllers can be "difficult to operate", mentions the fact that if a controller breaks the entire unit must be shipped off for repairs (since they did not detach at first),

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in 1982 as a guide to potential buyers of console systems/cartridges, as well as a brief strategy guide to numerous cartridge games then in existence. He described Intellivision as "the most mechanically reliable of the systems… The controller (used during "many hours of experimentation") worked with

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programming. The original five-person Mattel game development team had grown to 110 people under new vice president Baum, while Daglow led Intellivision development and top engineer Minkoff directed all work on all other platforms. In February 1983, Mattel Electronics opened an office in the south of

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By the time the ECS made its retail debut as the Intellivision Computer Module, an internal shake-up at the top levels of Mattel Electronics' management had caused the company's focus to shift away from hardware add-ons in favor of software, and the ECS received very little in terms of furthering the

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Though approximately 4,000 Keyboard Components were manufactured, it is not clear how many of them were sold and they are rare. Many of the units were dismantled for parts. Others were used by Mattel Electronics programmers as part of their development system. A Keyboard Component could be interfaced

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David Rolfe of APh wrote a control program for the Keyboard Component called PicSe (Picture Sequencer) specifically for the development of multimedia applications. PicSe synchronizes the graphics and analog audio while concurrently saving or loading tape data. Productivity software for home finances,

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At the June 1983 Consumer Electronics Show in Chicago, Mattel Electronics had the opportunity to show off all their new products. The response was underwhelming. Several people in top management positions were replaced due to massive losses. On July 12, 1983, Mattel Electronics President Josh Denham

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The rival BDS engineering group, who had to keep the project's real purpose a secret among themselves, fearing that if David Chandler, the head of the keyboard component team, found out about it he would use his influence to end the project, eventually came up with a much less expensive alternative.

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Market Research Program. In December 1979, Mattel had production design working units but decided on a significant internal design change to consolidate circuit boards. In September 1980, it was test marketed in Fresno, California, but without software, except for the BASIC programming cartridge. In

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games; where the 2600's games had a blip sound and cruder graphics, the Intellivision featured a realistic swing sound and striking of the ball and a more 3D look. In 1980, Mattel sold out its 190,000 stock of Intellivision Master Components, along with one million cartridges. In 1981, more than one

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announced that he acquired the rights to the Intellivision brand and games with plans to launch a new home video game console. A new company, Intellivision Entertainment, was formed with Tallarico serving as president. Intellivision Productions has been renamed Blue Sky Rangers Inc. and their video

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magazine said "Now, arcade addicts can revel in the most sophisticated games this side of the complex simulations designed for high-level computers right in their own livingrooms.", "It may not be perfect but it's certainly the best unit offered so far to players of electronic video games.", "Those

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did sell about 300,000 copies each, priced a few dollars more than regular Intellivision cartridges. However, at $ 79, the Intellivoice did not sell as well as Mattel expected; Intellivoices were later offered free with the purchase of a Master Component. In August 1983, the Intellivoice system was

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In the fall of 1982, the LUCKI, now renamed the Entertainment Computer System (ECS), was presented at the annual sales meeting, officially ending the ill-fated keyboard component project. A new advertising campaign was aired in time for the 1982 Christmas season, and the ECS itself was shown to the

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The Intellivision was designed as a modular home computer; so, from the beginning, its packaging, promotional materials, and television commercials promised the addition of a forthcoming accessory called the Keyboard Component. The Master Component was packaged as a stand-alone video game system to

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In 2003, the Intellivision 25 and Intellivision 10 direct-to-TV systems were released by Techno Source Ltd. These are an all-in-one single controller design that plugs directly into a television. One includes 25 games the other ten. These Intellivision games were not emulated but rewritten for the

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assessed the Intellivision in an overview of older gaming consoles, remarking that the controllers "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

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for the year and one third of the programming staff were laid off. Another third were gone by November, and, on January 20, 1984, the remaining programming staff were laid off. The Taiwan and French offices continued a little while longer due to contract and legal obligations. On February 4, 1984,

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standards, the Intellivision II has a significantly smaller footprint than the original. The controllers, now detachable, have a different feel, with plastic rather than rubber side buttons and a flat membrane keypad. Users of the original Intellivision missed the ability to find keypad buttons by

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chipset, listed as the Gimini programmable set in the GI 1977 catalog. The GI chipset lacked reprogrammable graphics and Mattel worked with GI to implement changes. GI published an updated chipset in its 1978 catalog. After having chosen National in August 1977, Mattel waited for two months before

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marketing push. Further hardware developments, including a planned Program Expander that would have added another 16K of RAM and a more intricate, fully featured Extended-BASIC to the system, were halted. In the end, six games were released for the ECS; a few more were completed but not released.

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and 6502 program code from tape, which is a large amount as typical contemporary cartridges are 4K. The cassettes have two tracks of digital data and two tracks of analog audio, completely controlled by the computer. Two tracks are read-only for the software, and two tracks are for user data. The

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Initially, all Intellivision games were programmed by an outside firm, APh Technological Consulting, with 19 cartridges produced before Christmas 1980. Once the Intellivision project became successful, software development was brought in-house. Mattel formed its own software development group and

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Ultimately, this fulfilled the original promises of turning the Intellivision into a computer, making it possible to write programs and store them to tape as well as interfacing with a printer well enough to allow Mattel to claim that they had delivered the promised computer upgrade and stop the

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The number of Intellivision games that can be played effectively with contemporary game controllers is limited. On October 1, 2014, AtGames Digital Media, Inc., under license from Intellivision Productions, Inc., released the Intellivision Flashback classic game console. It is a miniature sized

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In mid-1981, Mattel's upper management was becoming concerned that the keyboard component division would never be able to produce a sellable product. As a result, Mattel Electronics set up a competing internal engineering team whose stated mission was to produce an inexpensive add-on called the

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Intellivision was also the first console to have a complete built-in character font. While Odyssey² had a limited character font (uppercase alphabet, numerals, and some other characters), Intellivision's system font had complete upper- and lowercase alphabets, numerals, and almost all of the

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Intellivision cartridge interface. Unfortunately, the project was cancelled but they did provide copies of "Your Friend the EXEC", the programmers guide to the Intellivision Executive control software. By 2000 Intellivision hobbyists ultimately created their own development tools, including

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Intellivision games became readily available again when Keith Robinson and Stephen Roney, both former Intellivision programmers at Mattel Electronics, obtained exclusive rights to the Intellivision and games in 1997. That year they formed a new company, Intellivision Productions, and made

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Former Mattel Electronics Senior Vice President of Marketing, Terrence Valeski, understood that although losses were huge, the demand for video games increased in 1983. Valeski found investors and purchased the rights to Intellivision, the games, and inventory from Mattel. A new company,

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for each cassette software. Any customer who opted to keep the products was required to sign a waiver with the understanding that no more software would be written for the system and absolving Mattel of any future responsibility for technical support. They were also compensated with

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ultimately choosing the proposed GI chipset in late 1977. A team at Mattel, headed by David Chandler, began engineering the hardware, including the hand controllers. In 1978, David Rolfe of APh developed the onboard executive control software named Exec, and with a group of

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Licensing agreements with Nintendo and Sega required INTV Corporation to discontinue the Intellivision in 1990. INTV Corporation did publish 21 new Intellivision cartridges bringing the Intellivision library to a total of 124 cartridges plus one compilation cartridge.

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Mattel Electronics built a state of the art voice processing lab to produce the phrases used in Intellivoice games. However, the amount of speech that could be compressed into an 8K or 12K cartridge and still leave room for a game was limited. Intellivoice cartridges

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inside and is used to store the speech for numerical digits, some common words, and the phrase "Mattel Electronics presents". Speech can also be processed from the Intellivoice's SP650 buffer chip, stored and loaded from cartridge memory. That buffer chip has its own

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processor and with an improved graphics STIC chip producing double the resolution with more sprites and colors. The Intellivision III never proceeded past the prototype stage; a new EXEC was written for it, but no games. It was cancelled in mid-1983. A

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were in production, plus one Canadian variation. However, the cartridges and the Tutorvision were never released; instead World Book and INTV Corporation sued each other. In 1990, INTV Corporation filed for bankruptcy protection and closed in 1991.

411:. Mattel's Design and Development group began investigating a home video game system in 1977. It was to have rich graphics and long-lasting gameplay to distinguish itself from its competitors. Mattel identified a new but expensive chipset from 618:. Reading the instructions is often a prerequisite. Every cartridge produced by Mattel Electronics includes two plastic controller overlays to help navigate the 12-button keypad, although not every game uses it. Game series, or networks, are 2185:

perfect consistency. The unit never had overheating problems, nor were loose wires or other connections encountered." However, Uston rated the controls and control system as "below average" and the worst of the consoles he tested (including

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library using mostly summer students. The drawback is that to be flexible and handle many different types of games, the Exec runs less efficiently than a dedicated program. Intellivision games that leverage the Exec run at a 20 Hz

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Most of the early games are based on traditional real-world concepts such as sports, with an emphasis on realism and depth of play within the technology of the time. The Intellivision was not marketed as a toy; as such, games such as

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for each component. A shortage of key chips from manufacturer General Instrument resulted in a limited number of Intellivision Master Components produced that year. In Fall 1979, Sylvania marketed its own branded Intellivision at

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instead of the 60 Hz frame rate for which the Intellivision was designed. Using the Exec framework is optional, but almost all Intellivision games released by Mattel Electronics use it and thus run at 20 Hz. The limited

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would allow for many more sprites and colors on screen at the same time. It was intended as a machine that could lead Mattel Electronics into the 1990s; however, on August 4, 1983, most hardware people at Mattel Electronics were

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console nor the Intellivision Entertainment company itself, both of which would be renamed but the company would secure a licensing deal with Atari to continue to release newer versions of Intellivision titles for the Amico.

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tape drive is block addressed with high speed indexing. A high resolution 40×24 monochrome text display can overlay regular Intellivision graphics. There is a microphone port and two expansion ports for peripherals and

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for compatible cartridges. The Intellivoice was novel in two respects: human sounding male and female voices with distinct accents, and speech-supporting games designed with speech as an integral part of the gameplay.

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for new programmers to develop games more easily and quickly. It also allows other programmers to more easily review and continue another's project. Under the supervision of David Rolfe at APh, and with graphics from

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In 2005, Intellivision Productions announced that new Intellivision cartridges were to be produced. "Deep Pockets and Illusions will be the first two releases in a series of new cartridges for the Intellivision. The

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said the Intellivision "had greater graphics power than the dominant Atari 2600. It was slower than the 2600 and had less software available, but it was known for its superior sports titles." A year later,

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used to joysticks will have to endure a short period of adjustment, but even finicky players will be forced to agree that the company has developed a truly elegant solution to the controller problem."

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However, the same report predicted a loss for the upcoming quarter. Hiring still continued, as did the company's optimism that the investment in software and hardware development would pay off. The

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Starting in 1981, programmers looking for credit and royalties on sales began leaving both APh and Mattel Electronics to create Intellivision cartridges for third-party publishers. They helped form

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entered into an agreement to manufacture an educational video game system called Tutorvision. It is a modified Intellivision, the case molded in light beige with gold and blue trim. The Exec

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and Atari. Cheshire Engineering was formed by a few senior APh programmers including David Rolfe, author of the Exec, and Tom Loughry, creator of one of the most popular Intellivision games,

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One functional difference was the addition of a video input to the cartridge port, added specifically to support the System Changer, an accessory also released in 1983 by Mattel that played

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was later completed and released in 1985 by Dextel in Europe and then INTV Corporation in North America. The documentation does not mention it but when the ECS Computer Adapter is used,

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An unknown number of later Intellivision SuperPro systems have Tutorvision hardware inside. A subset of these units contain the full Tutorvision EXEC and can play Tutorvision games.

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Also in 1997, Intellivision Productions announced they would sell development tools allowing customers to program their own Intellivision games. They were to provide documentation,

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The ECS also offered four player game-play with the optional addition of two extra hand controllers. Four player games were in development when Mattel Electronics closed in 1984.

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Complaints from consumers who had chosen to buy the Intellivision specifically on the promise of a "coming soon" personal-computer upgrade eventually caught the attention of the

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The Keyboard Component was an ambitious piece of engineering for its time, and it was repeatedly delayed as engineers tried to reduce manufacturing costs. In August 1979, a

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to sell video games, Mattel focused on original ideas. Don Daglow was a key early programmer at Mattel and became director of Intellivision game development. Daglow created

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prices also allowed for progressively larger games as 8K, 12K, and 16K cartridges became common. The first Mattel Electronics Intellivision game to run at 60 Hz was

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space in the early years of Intellivision game releases also means there is no space for a computer player, so many early multiplayer games require two human players.

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marketed the Tandyvision One, similar to the original console but with the gold plates replaced with more wood trim. In Japan, Intellivision consoles were branded for

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and then Xbox and GameCube version in 2004. In 2010, Virtual Play Games released Intellivision Lives! for the Nintendo DS including one never before released game,

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mode; all 16 colors available for foreground per tile; background colour from a four colour rotating stack of any four colors, all 277 grom and gram cards available

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available as a free download. Intellivision games could be played on a modern computer for the first time. That download includes three Intellivision games and an

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in 1998. However, no cartridges were produced. Previously, in 2000, Intellivision Productions did release new cartridges for the Atari 2600 and Colecovision.

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and the Intellivoice has a 30-pin expansion port under a removable top plate. Mattel Electronics planned to use that connector for wireless hand controllers.

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Mattel Electronics had a competitive advantage in its team of experienced and talented programmers. As competitors often depended on licensing well known

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Super Video Arcade, manufactured by Mattel in Hong Kong, has a restyled beige top cover and detachable controllers. Its default title screen lacks the "

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Intellivision was the first game console to provide real-time human voices in the middle of gameplay, courtesy of the Intellivoice module.

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each. A third pass-through cartridge port is for regular Intellivision cartridges. It uses the Intellivision's power supply. A 40-column

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processor, making the Intellivision a dual-processor computer. It has 16K 10-bit shared RAM that can load and execute both Intellivision

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It was discovered that a few Coleco Intellivision games did not work on the Intellivision II. Mattel secretly changed the Exec internal

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mode; all 16 colors available for background and colors 1–8 available for foreground per tile; grom cards limited to the first 64

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where the game was completed but not released in 1984. They also got into producing next-generation games with the production of

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announced the acquisition of the Intellivision brand and library from Intellivision Entertainment. The deal did not include the

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INTV Corp produced their own Intellivision, the INTV System III, after buying the rights from Mattel following the market crash.

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In 1982, with new machines introduced by competitors, Mattel marketing wanted to bring an upgraded system to market sooner. The

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processor and a 16-bit custom designed advanced graphic interface chip. Specifications called for dual-display support, 240×192

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containing the Exec software. It provides two benefits: reusable code that can effectively make a 4K cartridge an 8K game and a

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cartridge. Data transfer to the Keyboard Component RAM is done serially and is slower than the Magus board parallel interface.

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summer student employees programmed the first games. Graphics were designed by a group of artists at Mattel led by Dave James.

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in April 1984. They continued to work on Intellivision, Colecovision, and other computer games. They produced Intellivision

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The Intellivision Master Component was branded and distributed by various companies. Before Mattel shifted manufacturing to

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console gaming." They praised the breadth of the software library but said there was a lack of genuinely stand-out games.

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began hiring programmers. The original five members of that Intellivision team were Mike Minkoff, Rick Levine, John Sohl,

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As early as 1981, Dave Chandler's group began designing what would have been Mattel's next-generation console, codenamed

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Amid the flurry of new hardware and software development, there was trouble for the Intellivision. New game systems (

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Christmas 1979 catalog along with seven cartridges. It was in stores nationwide by mid-1980 with the pack-in game

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emulator these Intellivision games could be played directly through a web browser with Shockwave Player. In 2010,

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They Create Worlds The Story of the People and Companies That Shaped the Video Game Industry, Vol. I: 1971-1982

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and a sample set of plastic overlays for 10 games. The Advanced Dungeons & Dragons games were included as

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audio tape recorder data storage interface, two 3.5mm mono jacks and one 2.5mm jack for optional tape control

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Programs written in BASIC do not have access to Intellivision graphics and were sold at a lower price. Five

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used side-by-side game comparisons to demonstrate the superior graphics and sound of Intellivision over the

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The Intellivision was also the first game console or home computer to offer a musical synthesizer keyboard.

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on compact disc in 1998 and 2001. These compilation CDs play the original game code through emulators for

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Plastic overlays that slide into place as an extra layer on the keypad to show game-specific key functions

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prices to offer graphics closer to arcade quality. In 1983, the price of home computers, particularly the

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stores at Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Washington, D.C. On December 3, Mattel delivered consoles to the

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Intellivision, Super Video Arcade, Tandyvision One, Intellivision II, INTV System III, Super Pro System

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The keyboard component's repeated delays became so notorious around Mattel headquarters that comedian

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This article is about the video game console released in 1979. For the console announced in 2018, see

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Intellivision games were included. In 2003, Crave Entertainment released a PlayStation 2 version of

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were Atari 2600 games created by Mattel Electronics in the early 1980s but not previously released.

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The directional pad was called a "control disc" and marketed as having the "functionality of both a

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increased to 2KB. That is enough graphics RAM to define unique graphic tiles for the entire screen.

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were planned. Subject experts were consulted and their voices recorded and used in the software.

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programming cartridge uses one of these ports. Expanded memory cartridges support 1,000 pages of

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Intellivision consoles were produced along with Mattel's, differing only by the brand name. The

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million Intellivision consoles were sold, more than five times the amount of the previous year.

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cartridges through the Intellivision. The Intellivision hand controllers could be used to play

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ranked the Intellivision No. 14 on their list of the greatest video game consoles of all time.

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Astrosmash, Buzz Bombers, Hover Force, Night Stalker, Pinball, Shark! Shark!, Skiing and Snafu

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late 1981, design changes were finally implemented and the Keyboard Component was released at

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CPU, 16K × 10-bit DRAM, 40×24 text overlay, tape-drive, microphone input, two expansion ports

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Four side-located action buttons (two for left handed players, two for right handed players)

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The Intellivision II redesign was much smaller and cheaper to manufacture than the original.

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in 1979. Development began in 1977, the same year as the launch of its main competitor, the

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computers. Together they have over 100 Intellivision games including never before released

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can be played with one to four players, or two players cooperatively against the computer.

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in 1983. Marketing dubbed the term "Super Graphics" on the game's packaging and marketing.

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352 × 16-bit (704 bytes) system memory, General Instrument RA-3-9600 dual-ported, bridges

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and explains that the overlays "are sometimes so stubborn as to tempt one's patience" .

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Collision detection: sprite to sprite, sprite to background, and sprite to screen border

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Several licensed Intellivision games became available to Windows computers through the

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inline pin connectors internally accessible on original Intellivision and INTV systems

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from Quicksilver Software, Inc., another company run by a former Mattel programmer.

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France to provide European input to Intellivision games and develop games for the

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which the Keyboard Component could be added, providing the computer keyboard and

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and a library of ten cartridges. Mattel Electronics became a subsidiary in 1981.

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game intellectual property has been transferred to Intellivision Entertainment.

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with an Intellivision development system in place of the hand-built Magus board

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The Intellivision was also the first system to feature downloadable games with

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was completed at Mattel Electronics' French office in 1983 but never released.

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download was available with another four Intellivision games and emulators for

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top two side buttons are electronically the same, giving three distinct buttons

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brand expanded to personal computers. An office in Taiwan was opened to handle

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2K x 8-bit SRAM, 12K ECS Exec/BASIC ROM, memory expansion port (discontinued)

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is also playable without the Intellivoice module (but not without the ECS).

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connectors externally accessible on Super Video Arcade and Intellivision II

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Priority: selects whether sprite appears in front of or behind background.

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Like the Intellivision chipset, the Intellivoice chipset was developed by

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Intellivision II only: external power adapter 16.7Vac 1amp or 16.2Vac 955

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4096 × 10-bit (5120 bytes) executive ROM (4352 x 10-bit Intellivision II)

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was to be an upgraded but backward-compatible system, based on a similar

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there were Digimed and Digiplay consoles manufactured by Sharp in 1983.

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compatible Intellivision compilations available for download purchase.

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The encyclopedia of consoles, handhelds & home computers 1972–2005

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mode allows each tile to have four different colored 4×4 blocks as in

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five channel sound with improved frequency range (backward-compatible)

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In 1982, Mattel introduced the Intellivoice Voice Synthesis Module, a

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FTC's mounting fines. It even offered, via an additional sound chip (

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Though the Intellivision was not the first system to have challenged

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In France, the Mattel Electronics office found investors and became

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artist Dave James, APh was able to quickly create the Intellivision

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and negotiated better pricing for a simpler design. Its consultant,

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was programmed for INTV Corporation in 1990 and only released as a

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coordinate addressable off screen for smooth edge entries and exits

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began releasing games for the Intellivision, as did hardware rival

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fine pixel horizontal and vertical scrolling (backward compatible)

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Top 25 Videogame Consoles of All Time: Intellivision is number 14

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The first home console and one of the first video games to use a

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A directional pad, capable of detecting 16 directions of movement

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Stretching: horizontal (1× or 2×) and vertical (1×, 2×, 4× or 8×)

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and, with Eddie Dombrower, the ground-breaking sports simulation

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Gamasutra – A History of Gaming Platforms: Mattel Intellivision

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program in an attempt to lock out third-party games. A few of

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punctuation and symbols found on standard computer keyboards.

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single data bus allows graphics ROM/RAM storage on cartridges

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Ken Uston's Guide to Buying and Beating the Home Video Games

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Ken Uston's Guide to Buying and Beating the Home Video Games

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Entertainment Computer System with Keyboard and Power Supply

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Size selection: 8×16 or 8 pixels wide by 8 half-pixels high

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the tactile feel of the original controller bubble keypad.

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Three applications using the PicSe system were released on

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2048 × 8-bit graphics ROM (344 bytes used by Exec program)

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1 microsecond cycle time, 2 MHz 2-phase clock (1.117

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64K addressable (approx 50K available), more with memory

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resolution, 16 programmable 12-bit colors (4096 colors),

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cartridge switching accessory with eight cartridge slots

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CPU: CP1610-2 at 3.56 MHz (2x original CPU speed)

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form of the Component was successfully entered into the

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for a resolution of 159×96 (right pixel not displayed)

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for the year. In its October 1982 stockholders' report

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The keyboard component debacle was ranked as No. 11 on

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The Intellivision was introduced at the 1979 Las Vegas

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Simon, Richard (October 1983). "Console Sales, 1982".

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typical cartridges: 4K, 6K, 8K, 12K, 16K, 24K (10-bit

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expanded, system RAM increased to 1.75K, and graphics

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1980 ad of Atari 2600 & Intellivision comparison

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Sheffield, Brandon; Frank, Frank (30 January 2009).

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compatible, where tip is data transmit, ring is DSR/

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16 pixels wide in 1 color, 8 pixels wide in 3 colors

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2-color 16×8 pixel cards for a resolution of 320×192

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A History of Gaming Platforms: Mattel Intellivision

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Intellivision Lives! § History and development

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14-bit multiplexed data/address bus shared with CPU

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4-color 8×8 pixel cards for a resolution of 160×192

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Chapter 31 Intelligent Television: CRC Press. 2611:(1982) is credited as the game that spawned the 1833:all STIC attributes and GRAM re-programmable at 1104:Intellivision World Series Major League Baseball 443:and a soon-to-follow Keyboard Component also at 300:Standard TV, 159×96 resolution, 16 color palette 7466:Palmtex Portable Videogame System / Super Micro 2954:"Intellivision: Une Véritable Centrale de Jeux" 1842:Three-channel sound, with one noise generator, 1478:) introduced in 1982 took advantage of falling 1451:sales; a threefold increase over October 1981. 752:the Blue Whale, also known as the Intelliputer. 4381:"STANDARD TELEVISION INTERFACE CIRCUIT (STIC)" 3202: 3200: 3198: 3196: 3194: 3192: 3190: 2436:subscription gaming service in 2005 including 1620:List of Intellivision games § Tutorvision 1063:were completed but shelved. Additional games 1055:quietly phased out. A children's title called 7912:Family Computer/Nintendo Entertainment System 7575: 7163: 7038:Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus 6439: 5429: 4160: 4158: 1127:In the spring of 1983, Mattel introduced the 8: 3390: 3388: 3386: 3384: 3103: 3101: 3099: 3060: 3058: 3056: 3054: 2312:King of the Mountain, Takeover, Robot Rubble 1830:fine horizontal and vertical pixel scrolling 559:Inside every Intellivision console is 4K of 407:, along with the Mattel Electronics line of 37: 4116:Creative Computing Video & Arcade Games 3800: 3798: 3772: 3770: 3394:Barton, Matt and Loguidice, Bill (May 2008) 3111:The Video Game Update, Computer Entertainer 2815:. Intellivision Productions. Archived from 2774:. Intellivision Productions. Archived from 2700: 2698: 2391:A Collection of Intellivision Classic Games 2359:Deep Pockets Super Pro Pool & Billiards 2269:Deep Pockets Super Pro Pool & Billiards 2137:Atari 2600 compatible controller connectors 1503:Mattel sold the Intellivision business for 8187: 7582: 7568: 7560: 7330: 7170: 7156: 7148: 7017: 6888: 6667: 6446: 6432: 6424: 6346: 6293: 6212: 6065: 5554: 5455: 5436: 5422: 5414: 5257:Intellivision retrogaming company homepage 4947:"Xbox Game Room launches, but with issues" 4284: 4282: 3497:Marley, Scott (December 2016). "SG-1000". 2807: 2805: 2803: 2801: 2799: 2797: 2795: 2793: 2556:Intellivision can be considered the first 2505:) emulated Intellivision games built into 1582:in 1988. Also in 1987, INTV Corp released 52: 43: 36: 3665:"Keyboard Component – Intellivision Wiki" 2766: 2764: 2762: 2731: 2729: 2727: 2707:"Mattel Intellivision game release dates" 2679: 2677: 2096:, 8 data bits, 2 stop bits, and no parity 1542:In 1985, INTV Corporation introduced the 4478:"Top 10 Tuesday: Worst Game Controllers" 4079:"Target Specification Intellivision III" 4047:Mitchell, Peter W. (September 6, 1983). 3854: 3852: 3177: 3175: 3173: 3171: 3139: 3137: 3135: 3133: 3131: 3129: 3127: 3125: 1572:and produced all new cartridges such as 1411:reported after visiting the summer 1982 464:department store chain headquartered in 8217:1292 Advanced Programmable Video System 7390:1292 Advanced Programmable Video System 4512:. Intvrevolution-forum.forumotion.com. 4490:from the original on September 29, 2013 4218: 4216: 4214: 3359:"Intellivision - New Kid on the Blocks" 2673: 2084:compatible), 3.5mm stereo jack that is 1993: 1936:The Intellivision controller features: 1443:had, so far that year, posted a nearly 1388:North American video game crash of 1983 1074:Four Intellivoice games were released: 8456:Computer-related introductions in 1979 7070:Barbie's Restaurants trademark dispute 5186:: CS1 maint: archived copy as title ( 5179: 5147:: CS1 maint: archived copy as title ( 5140: 4112:"Home Video Games: Video Games Update" 4059:from the original on November 17, 2015 3323:: CS1 maint: archived copy as title ( 3316: 3036: 3019:Smith, Alexander (November 19, 2019). 3014: 3012: 3010: 2685:"Close Encounters of a Hazardous Kind" 2613:construction and management simulation 2142:Videoplexer (from Compro Electronics) 1263:Target Specification Intellivision III 909:worth of Mattel Electronics products. 8451:Second-generation video game consoles 5383:, by Bill Loguidice and Matt Barton ( 5014:from the original on 12 November 2016 4166:"Patrick Aubry, Nice Ideas – GAMOTEK" 3649:. Intellivision Lives. Archived from 3641: 3639: 3637: 3635: 1774:16 color palette, two colors per tile 768:The Keyboard Component adds an 8-bit 322:(three-channels, one noise generator) 7: 6866:The Enchanted World of Brambly Hedge 4541:from the original on August 15, 2022 4350:"Standard Television Interface Chip" 3577:Wallis, Alistair (19 October 2006). 3369:from the original on 21 October 2020 3207:Intellivision History and Philosophy 3156:from the original on 30 January 2018 3144:Hayes, Thomas C. (4 February 1984). 2813:"Intellivision Productions Timeline" 2568:, 16-bit RAM, and a 16-bit data bus. 1300:tiled graphics, 20 cards by 24 rows 1146:Using an external AC Adapter (16.2V 842:applications were released on tape: 829:Jack Lalanne's Physical Conditioning 439:with the Master Component priced at 3547:from the original on 20 August 2016 3537:"Where are they now? – Tom Loughry" 2286:Intellivision Productions released 2071:two DE-9 hand controller connectors 1698:16-bit multiplexed data/address bus 1415:that "the momentum is tremendous". 1347:overlap detect of individual colors 1327:definition for 4096 possible colors 1231:for reprogramming sprite and color 933:Entertainment Computer System (ECS) 653:in 1981, and in 1982 others joined 399:The Intellivision was developed at 5104:from the original on 24 April 2021 5036:. October 27, 2014. Archived from 3264:"Other Vintage Electronic Manuals" 3235:, IGN. Retrieved November 2, 2011. 2737:"Mattel Intellivision — 1980–1984" 2620:World Series Major League Baseball 2452:released 6 Intellivision games to 2267:and another three games including 1819:Mirroring: horizontal and vertical 1752:Standard Television Interface Chip 1728:buses, 240 words used for graphics 1494:earlier that year) was lowered to 1404:had more third-party development, 1154:, and taking advantage of relaxed 1109:World Series Major League Baseball 929:s "25 dumbest moments in gaming". 703:World Series Major League Baseball 309:Standard Television Interface Chip 25: 5073:from the original on May 29, 2018 3065:Sklarewitz, Norman (1982-05-24). 2592:The first game controller with a 2560:game console, as it has a 16-bit 2345:Intellivision memory cartridges. 2099:external power adapter 10Vac 1amp 2080:for a serial printer connection ( 1320:color palette selectable per card 1212:. It would have been based on the 1059:and foreign-language versions of 8441:Discontinued video game consoles 7134: 7133: 6652: 5270:The history of the Intellivision 5059:Takahashi, Dean (May 29, 2018). 3620:from the original on 10 May 2012 3589:from the original on 12 May 2012 3182:"Intellivision Lives! PC/Mac CD" 3146:"MATTEL IS COUNTING ON ITS TOYS" 1878:2 x 9-pin controller connectors 1860:44-pin cartridge/expansion port 1602:(NES) in 1991, also released as 1392:According to the company's 1982 1358:STIC 1 backwards-compatible mode 58:First model Intellivision (1979) 5169:from the original on 2024-05-23 5130:from the original on 2024-05-23 4976:Cohen, D.S. 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JCPenney. 1979. p. 463. 3339:"DP Interview with David Rolfe" 3274:from the original on 2017-08-02 3085:from the original on 2018-08-02 2968:from the original on 2018-10-03 2911:"Intellivision Historia Brasil" 2890:from the original on 2019-08-15 2858:from the original on 2023-02-09 2025:joint venture, manufactured by 1338:reusable on different scanlines 796:was available, and a telephone 482:Las Vegas Poker & Blackjack 346:Las Vegas Poker & Blackjack 8258:View-Master Interactive Vision 7043:Ice Follies And Holiday on Ice 4817:"Intellivision on PlayStation" 2421:and playable on the Xbox 360. 1548:Intellivision Super Pro System 1: 4945:Fried, Ina (March 24, 2010). 3869:. February 1997. p. 100. 2634:Entertainment Computer System 2381:Licensing Intellivision Games 2252:Intellivision for PC Volume 1 1600:Nintendo Entertainment System 1400:in fiscal 1982. Although the 939:Entertainment Computer System 900:for the BASIC cartridge, and 660:Advanced Dungeons and Dragons 8243:Gakken Compact Vision TV Boy 7381:Gakken Compact Vision TV Boy 4839:"Intellivision Direct to TV" 4258:"The Virtual Pac-Man Museum" 3950:"Episode 28: Space Spartans" 3449:. March 1983. pp. 19–20 2952:Mason, Nicole (1982-09-01). 2841:Video Games Around the World 1848:General Instrument AY-3-8914 1511:INTV Corporation (1984–1990) 1382:Competition and market crash 896:for the Keyboard Component, 417:APh Technological Consulting 76:INTV Corporation (1984–1990) 8313:3DO Interactive Multiplayer 8298:3DO Interactive Multiplayer 7960:3DO Interactive Multiplayer 7441:Children's Discovery System 7080:View-Master factory lawsuit 6779:Children's Discovery System 5234:. June 1983. pp. 24–28 4980:. About.com. 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(2015). 2474:Consumer Electronics Show 2225:Electronic Gaming Monthly 2130:compatible cartridge slot 2092:, sleeve is ground, 1200 2044:General Instrument SP0256 1679:General Instrument CP1610 1413:Consumer Electronics Show 1371:(upgradable to 65K words) 1190:Electric Company Word Fun 970:Consumer Electronics Show 852:Crosswords I, II, and III 724:, and Don Daglow founded 409:handheld electronic games 51: 42: 8446:Home video game consoles 7591:Home video game consoles 7518:Third generation → 7513:← First generation 7115:(50% joint venture with 6730:(except U.S. and Canada) 6723:Rock 'Em Sock 'Em Robots 4924:"Wireless Intellivision" 3043:: CS1 maint: location ( 2993:. GAMEPLAN. p. 42. 2689:Computer and Video Games 2055:(includes the following) 1932:with no overlay inserted 1731:512 × 8-bit graphics RAM 1409:Video & Arcade Games 1292:with existing cartridges 882:Federal Trade Commission 435:in January as a modular 7917:Super Famicom/Super NES 7889:PC Engine/TurboGrafx-16 7198:Home video game console 7075:Tom Forsythe lawsuit(s) 7065:"Barbie Girl" song case 6565:Masters of the Universe 4466:. May 1996. p. 38. 4319:"16-Bit Microprocessor" 3417:JCPenney Christmas 1979 3329:Gimini TV game circuits 2958:Tilt Jeux Électroniques 2496:Intellivision Flashback 2488:Intellivision Flashback 2167:A July 1980 article in 2040:Voice Synthesis Module 1691:and 1.7897725 MHz 1645:J. Hakansson Associates 1639:Games were designed by 1626:World Book Encyclopedia 1624:In 1989, INTV Corp and 1377:integrated Intellivoice 1317:16 programmable colors 800:was planned along with 681:Masters of the Universe 539:" captioning. 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