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Intellivision Lives!

aka: Intellivision Lives

Moby ID: 11461

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PlayStation 2 screenshots

thumbnail — The game's title screen

thumbnail — Welcome to Hal's Pizza Parlour. All the games are grouped onto separate machines. The controls are left/right to view the machines and forward to get a closer look

thumbnail — This jukebox is where they have hidden the game configuration options

thumbnail — The game configuration options are hidden inside the jukebox.

thumbnail — This machine contains the Unreleased Games

thumbnail — Once a machine is selected a menu like this appears. One & two player games are indicated by the yellow dot people

thumbnail — Every game has a set of menu options like this. The greyed out line is unlocked when the player beats the game. Such locked content is not available for all games

thumbnail — Production Notes are unusually interesting and always seen to be confined to a single screen. They do not all have a photograph

thumbnail — There are different ways to play the game, Downside-Up, Gridshock, Ping Pong, and Reversee,

thumbnail — Before any game is played the player is shown the controls

thumbnail — Here we are playing Astrosmash!

thumbnail — For some games the player must respond to questions. Then it is necessary to use the SELECT button to bring up the Intellivision Controller

thumbnail — This is Space Armada

thumbnail — Three different machines in Hal's Pizza Parlour. The power socket on the wall is a nice touch. The machine that the player will view by moving forward always sparkles like this

thumbnail — The game Sharp Shot is played in four different ways. Another time when the Intellivision controller is used

thumbnail — Playing Maze Shot in the Sharp Shooter game using the Gridshock screen. Utterly useless because you cannot see what's going on but it's different

thumbnail — Mountain Madness Super Pro Skiing has lots of user prompts and it is a pain having to remove the controller to read the text then bring it back to respond to the prompt

thumbnail — One of the selling points of the Intellivision was that its graphics were better than the Atari. Hard to believe nowadays but true.

thumbnail — After every game the PS2 autosaves

thumbnail — Tucked away in a corner is a photo of Intellivision programmers. Selecting this shows a series of interviews and a history of the machine. The artwork comes from Intellivision games

Xbox screenshots

thumbnail — No, there's nothing wrong with your Xbox!

thumbnail — Everything takes place at Hal's Pizza, an eighties pizza parlor.

thumbnail — Games are displayed by category. Over sixty of 'em!

thumbnail — There are video features to watch.

thumbnail — You can view the original cartridge cover art.

thumbnail — Utopia, the precusor to "Sim" games (run a country).

thumbnail — Tower Of Doom, a dungeon crawler.

thumbnail — Carousel, a kid game designed to familiarize children with animals.

thumbnail — Games have production information, like who developed it.

thumbnail — Astrosmash.

thumbnail — Space Armada, basically a version of Space Invaders.

thumbnail — Each game category has it's own cabinet.

thumbnail — Space Hawk - shoot objects before they collide into you.

thumbnail — Star Strike. Looks similar to a popular sci-fi movie from back then, doesn't it?

thumbnail — Frog Bog - Jump back and forth, collecting bugs on your tongue.

thumbnail — You can choose "radical" game modes for each game, like flipping the screen upside down.

thumbnail — Each game has instructions, usually taken straight from the original manual.

thumbnail — Word Rockets - Shoot a letter into the oncoming word to spell a word. The more you get in a row, the faster the word scrolls.

thumbnail — World Championship Baseball, one of two baseball games.

thumbnail — Bowling - A, uhh, bowling game.

thumbnail — Slap Shot Hockey, my favorite sport title from back then.

thumbnail — The game has a built-in keypad to make it easier to select options, since the Xbox doesn't have 12 buttons.

thumbnail — Motocross.

thumbnail — Space Spartans.

thumbnail — Night Stalker - help free your character!

thumbnail — Bomb Squad - Cut circuits and wires to get clues to a code. You've only got thirty minutes to disarm the bomb!

thumbnail — Pinball, a really fun game.

thumbnail — Each game has a control scheme that you can view before and during games.

thumbnail — Shark! Shark! - Eat fish smaller than you for points, but avoid the sharks!

thumbnail — Thin Ice - Make your opponents run into your wall. Sort of like the Lightcycle's from Tron.

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