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Intellivision Flashback Plug n Play System Review (Dollar General Version) The No Swear Gamer Ep 93
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Today's episode covers the Intellivision Flashback Plug And Play system made by At Games. It contains 61 games! But is it any fun? Let’s play the Intellivision Flashback and find out!
SPACE
01 Astrosmash
02 Space Armada
03 Space Battle
04 Space Cadet
05 Space Hawk
06 Space Spartans
07 Star Strike
SPORTS
08 Auto Racing
09 World Championship Baseball
10 Slam Dunk: Super Pro Basketball
11 Body Slam: Super Pro Wrestling
12 Bowling
13 Boxing
14 Deep Pockets: Super Pro Pool & Billiards
15 Football, Super Pro
16 Chip Shot: Super Pro Golf
17 Golf
18 Slap Shot: Super Pro Hockey
19 Motocross
20 Soccer
21 Spiker: Super Pro Volleyball
22 Stadium Mud Buggies
23 Super Pro Decathlon (Decathlon)
24 Tennis
GAMING & STRATEGY
25 Backgammon
26 Bomb Squad
27 Checkers
28 Chess
29 Horse Racing
30 Las Vegas Poker & Blackjack
31 Las Vegas Roulette
32 Royal Dealer
33 Utopia
BATTLE & FANTASY
34 Armor Battle
35 B-17 Bomber
36 Crown of Kings
37 Minotaur
38 Sea Battle
39 Sub Hunt
40 Tower of Doom
41 Takeover
ARCADE
42 Brickout
43 Blowout
44 Buzz Bombers
45 Frog Bog
46 Hard Hat
47 Hover Force
48 Night Stalker
49 Pinball
50 Shark! Shark!
51 Sharp Shot
52 Snafu
53 Thin Ice
54 Thunder Castle
55 Triple Action
56 Vectron
EDUCATIONAL/OTHER
57 Learning Fun
58 Learning Fun II
59 Math Fun
60 Word Fun
DOLLAR GENERAL EXCLUSIVE
61 Baseball
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My wife had an Intellivision when she was a kid and when I first met her and her brother, they pulled it out and were showing it to me. I'd never played an Intellivision before so I tried Astrosmash. I started playing and just could not die. I don't remember what my score was but they both sat there with this shocked look on their faces. Apparently neither of them had ever gotten as far as I did. I guess all those years of Space Invaders, Galaxian and Phoenix honed my vertical shooter skills. :D
+raydeen2k That's a great story!
+raydeen2k Astrosmash was my favorite game as a kid.
raydeen2k only a satellite literally chases you, so in essence, one could survive quite well.
I like to see that there are some Intellivision fans still ..That wasn't my favorite game .. and even probably the one i played less with. My father owned a Camping between 1977 & 1984 . Every year . we would get 12 pinball machines + 2 pool tables and a juke box in an Entertainment facility, with a stage for bands, Huge Disco Nights From The #1 Radio Station at the Time that would come every Saturday Nights... in the first years we had over 12 pinball machines , juke box et pool tables .. and then we got Arcade games .. the first Ones .. Breakout was first , even before space invaders .. .. and then all of em when they came out ..Asteroids, Pac-Man, Jr. , Miss, ...loll .., Joust, Gorf, Berserk, Robotron, Tempest, Galaxian, Galaga, ...moving up to Xevious, Star Wars ( I can,T name'em all ) 6 arcade games every summers and those who weren't popular were replaced mid summer .. so .. we played very many arcade games ..(and that's not counting fall winter & spring at the Roller Skate place late 70's early 80's lolll ( Omega Race, Atari's best Car game "Night driver" .... But Guess what " Intellivison " was the one we played with and was the most interesting outside real arcade places .. and by the way .. if you couldn't die playing an Intellivision game it's because the "Firt thing you hit when thay ask for "Levels " never play at level 1-2-3-or 4 .. you hit the Disc .. and now you are in full mode , real mode, arcade mode... and it's a TOTALLY different Ball game .. Far from most console, .. you will be beaten .. ;) but hey , in all do respect .... Remain Blocky always Gang ;)
@@luckypascal + It took me a few times reading this to understand what you were saying. Dad owned a camping, then I guessed that you meant a camp ground... It was a cool story, but if you clean it up it would make for a great story.
I really like my Intellivision Flashback; before owning a Flashback I didn’t know much about Intellivision but now I like the console especially for games like Thin Ice, Armor Battle, Snafu, Minotaur, Tower of Doom, and Crown of Kings. Great device for the price!
It's now $200 and up online. How is that a great price?!
Advanced d&d, the 3D D&D, Micro Surgeon and Night Stalker were my favorite games on this console..very cool.
You have my same taste🙂 in games
Was Nightstalker good? Sounds like a spooky game.
@@seamusquain2706 Very good and surprisingly unsettling (as a child playing at night). Worth playing.
Lock n chase and Bump n Jump were two awesome games as well
Omg!!!! Lock-N-Chase!!!!!
Wow...so many awesome games that I played on both the original Intellivision and the Intellivision II. The biplanes game was awesome in 'Triple Action'. I remember in Auto Racing you could find that right spot on the game map and drive the vehicle verticle next to the houses, trees, and water and never crash into anything. Great memories.
Yeah and you could pull off and race any track if I remember correct.
Great basement party game with the two identical cars- back in the day.
I had the actually Intellivision that I played with my son. We would play Shark Shark! over and over taking turns on it. Astrosmash and so many others. Cool retro system. I just might pick one up.
Darn. No Tron Deadly Discs, no Advanced Dungeons & Dragons, no Pitfall, no Donkey Kong...
It did have AD&D smokey mountain or whatever, but yeah, many titles not there including White Water, Demon Attack, Swords & Serpents, Beauty & the Beast, Atlantis, Microsurgeon, Sewer Sam and BurgerTime. We need a new Intellivision with USB port for roms.
ADD is there under a new name, maybe Cloudy Mountain or Crown of Kings, I can't remember. The other games weren't allowed due to licensing.
Most of the ones that you mentioned were made by IMAGIC, who was a 3rd party publisher for INTV, so I don't know how easy tracking down the rights would be.
Tron deadly discs was my fav!
omnipop - I want Deadly Dogs!
"Shark, Shark!" : The first & original "Feeding Frenzy" ;-)
The Intellivision was an interesting piece of the second generation puzzle. While I'm more of an Atari and ColecoVision guy due to the arcade games it's still worth taking a look at. Since my Dollar General was practically giving it away at 70% off, how could I say no? There's some more arcadey games for the console that would have been nice to have but a lot of those were licensed titles they probably couldn't get a hold of.
Buzz bomber is a great game. It was Intellivision's answer to Atari's Centipede.
Does the Black Jack & Poker dealer still say "GET LOST!" When you try to bet more money than you have? lol Timeless classic!!
I picked up one of these last year and had a lot of fun with it. Some instructions would have been nice, especially for games like B-17 but for the price ($17.99 at Veterans Canteen Services) it was worthwhile. Thanks for the review and keep those classic video games coming!
Problem was there were no instructions for the games. All you got was the box, game, and a controller insert which acted as the instructions.
3:15 Bweee sveventeeeeeen baaaahmber
Derpin Bird I can only hear that in the Nerd's voice. (AVGN).
I can hear it! I owned it! How about playing Bomb squad, and the game would say to you, "Wrong order, resolder". My friends and I used to laugh at that.
@@PerpetualArt Bomb Squad...left more, right more, left more, right more, left more, right more...as you tried to move the pliers into position to cut the wire.
My favorite! Spent hours on this one!
I was an Atari kid back in those days but I played my share of Intellivision then too as friends had it. The colors in a lot of the games seem off. I loved the baseball game.
Yeah, I had an Atari, but it was my cousins who had the Intellivision.
Baseball games were always funner in 8bit, not sure why. Maybe it's because it's the sport most like a board game :D haha
In Astrosmash, you could only get to 999,999. Then the game would stop adding to your score. About 20 levels after that, those dropping smart bombs were too fast to defeat. It was my favorite game. I got to 999,999 too many times to count. I even sent a photo of my last level screen at 999,999 to Intellivision, but never heard back.
Wow! That is quite the achievement!
It takes a total of about 18 hours. There's a pattern to the asteroids. Once you figure it out, it's very easy.
+John Doe is the pattern documented anywhere?
I don't know. It was a long time ago. The pattern I'm talking about is when and where the smart bomb would start falling. If I remember correctly, and I probably don't, it would start on one side, then the other then in the middle or something like that. At the higher levels, it's so fast that it will kill you quickly. You just had to know where it was coming from and enough lives to score a few more points before you ran out of lives.
But that started around 900,000, and you had to have something like 50 or 60 lives left.
I enjoyed your review, and I think your comments on the Intelly Flashback mirror my own. I am very happy with mine. I think they did a great job with it, I just wish they could have included more games.
My brother and I enjoyed Frog Bog a lot. There were keypad buttons that changed the control style; the default is what you showed where the frog jumps back and forth predictably and eats bugs automatically, but the keypad buttons would change it to where you had more control over the jumps and could even splash in the water, and could catch bugs manually. :) Harder, but more rewarding and you could get more points!
Sea Battle and was the best Intellivision game IMO.
Sea battle is awesome.
Sea Battle was my game, too bad only two player. Brother only let me play if I promised not to shoot, or go "around the island." Was a pretty lethal kid with a PT boat.
I recovered some memory of games I already forgot. Thank you a lot!
I was like 5 years old we got Intellivision from FRG and smuggled it through the iron curtain. Maybe we had one of the really-really few in Hungary. I remember now games I had no clue how to play, like the Tower of Doom and the roulette game.
Sweet review Phil! It's not the Dollar General version, but I do own an IntelliVision Flashback myself. It was my introduction to IntelliVision gaming as a matter of fact. I even use it where I can in my channel's review videos to reduce overusing my Mattel IntelliVision 2.
Back in the 80s, my grandfather got an Atari 2600, even though he was a bit of a technophobe. Also being interested in Naval type stuff, he would spot the game Sub Hunt, since Intellivision games were normally located right next to the Atari ones, and ask if he could play that on the Atari. Each time I'd tell him no. After the video game crash, they got me an Intellivision for Christmas and I bought a bunch of games for cheap prices, including Sub Hunt. Since they lived right downstairs, I hooked the Intellivision up next to the Atari so that they could play it too. After getting Sub Hunt, I showed it to my grandfather and offered to teach him how to play it. He wouldn't even try because the controllers were too complicated! At least my grandmother liked to play Burgertime.
The disc was awkward, but I used to stick a suction cup on it and use that as a stubby joystick. It worked pretty well, although it would eventually come loose and I'd have to re-stick it. I know they made some commercial alternatives, like stick on joysticks, replacement discs with joysticks on them, clamp on joysticks, etc, but I never had any of them. I wanted the Wico Intellivision joystick, but it was too expensive.
Nice story! Those Wicos still command a high price.
Why doesn't the game selection menu just simply use the disk to select a game on the page, any of the side buttons to start a game, and use the numeric keypad to select a page?
If only there was a reproduction Intellivision. In other words a modern Intellivision that has all of the functionality of the original Intellivision with the Intellivoice built in, a few built in games, and the cables (as well as the option for an HDMI cable) to hook up to a more modern television set.
+The Dank Side Of The Force I think that is a dream of several intellivision fans.
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And sadly for them that dream isn't very likely to come true.
Since I have a gen 1 Intellivision with around 40 games, I'd only pick this up if I could find a really good deal on it. But some of the games on it are really rare. Stadium Mud Buggies for instance, was one of two final games to be released for the system, in 1989! Typically the carts by themselves will likely cost you upwards to $130, but if you find a sealed one it'll probably set you back over $700.
Thunder Castle, while not as rare usually sells for $30 for the cart alone. I think Tower of Doom is another rare one, but since the game is apparently unplayable, maybe it'll play better on the Intellivision Lives! compilation for PS2.
But for those without access to an actual Intellivision and wants to try those wacky controllers, this would be a great way to dip your toe in the water.
Bought one of these the year it came out and LOVED IT! Just like my childhood playing against my little brother. Within 2 months of light wear a controller failed. AND just before the warrantee expired the whole thing just stopped working. I've also had 2 Atari Flashbacks. One died within a year(although the controllers were great and still work!) and the other I gave to my daughter. It also failed after a few months with her roommates. Would love another one of these, but they aren't cheap on e-bay and my luck has not been very good.
B-17 bomber! I had a used intellivision with the voice module. Sadly b-17 is the only game I’m interested in.
Astrosmash, Space Armada, Pinball, Bowling and Chip Shot Golf are some of my favorites. Too bad it didn't include some Activision titles like Pitfall and River Raid.
I have a very similar Intellivision flashback, wifey ordered mine online a few years ago. Heaps of fun, but as you said, there's a learning curve. Loved the video!
To this day, I adore SNAFU’s music. Somebody had a lot of fun creating that.
Lock n Chase was my favourite, it never gets into these? Downhill Skiing was great too.
Nice review. What I don't get is why they included games like the original Baseball and the Super Pro Baseball when you can only play 2p on the original. I had 2 sisters growing up and they would never play those games with me. My mom tried playing with me but it was not very much fun. What would be really cool is if they made this expandable where you can download add-on games. It looks like they did include some of the really cool Intellivision titles, but would love to see skiing, tron deadly discs, the Imagic games, the list goes on and on.
Great video! I have an Atari 2600 Flashback 2... I have a lot of fun with some of these generation games, even though i'm a bit younger. This looks pretty good as well. :D
I had the blue intellibivison plug n play as a kid and i swear it had a lot of thaw games that weren't on yours, but I did own a lot of plug n play over the years,I remember one that was Nintendo 64 controller with a nes controller and zapper attached that had like hundred of games on, NES and ones I've still never seen before, maybe they were on that. The racer and poker I know I've played before I got into PC emulation
The Intellivision had 160 games, not counting all the ones made since.
An HD version of this mini was all I wanted from this brand. Thanks, Tommy and pals, for ruining Intellivision.
Well I have some good news for you. Atari just bought Intellivision and plan to make these games available again in the modern era.
Love the classic crowd cheer sound at 11:59 ....LOL ;-)
Thunder Castle is my jam
From what I heard there's gonna be a brand new Intellivision console coming out next year but I'm having a weird feeling that the rumor is false
The fact that there is a few of unreleased games in the system is good enough for buying this system. I owned an Intellivision when I was young and could not get my hand on all the games. So, this is a good thing.
Space Battle was my second fav game on the system.
Burger Time needs to be on there!!!!
+Darling Kitty Maybe in the future. Sadly licensing prevented it this time.
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I guess we haven't seen Tron either because of Disney ?..
@@dede9806 Tron Deadly Discs and Tron Solar Sailer were awesome.
Burger time is stuck on the Legends system. Sega must be holding onto special rights or something. Atari Flashback x also has burger time, but the graphics are not all that great.
Is the colecovision,and the intellivision the same system but made by different manufacturers?I know there was different versions of the 3do,so I never knew if it was kinda the same deal.i never noticed much of a difference between the games on the systems.
Intellivision was my first console,it was second hand from my older cousin,good times.
i freaken love astro smash my favorite old fashied ganes
Fun fact: Spiker was the last game on the system, released in the fall of 1989.
Oh wow, start strike actually looks playable unlike the blue plug n play I had as a kid. Maybe I should try emulating it and seeing how far I can get
Intellivision was my first game console,was a hand me down from my older cousin
Nice!
Lock N chase, Burgertime, Diner etc are all missing. Some of the best games on the system are missing. Shame.
tarstarkusz Yes, sadly due to licensing issues.
+tarstarkusz Pitfall, Tron Deadly Discs
+tarstarkusz Yep. I can understand Burgertime since this was a Data East game and some of the other licensed games but I don't understand why they wouldn't go ahead and include the roms for all the other games that weren't licensed.
+vista7 They should have just paid the damn license fee. Burger Time hasn't been used since the Flintstones BT clone on the GBC. How much could it have cost them? Leaving out some of the best games on the system is a rotten way to cut corners.
I don't know why Intellivision emulation has always been so jacked up. I have emulators and roms for most every system but it's always been hard to locate roms for the Intellivision. I don't know what company released this but it's all about profits and apparently this unit didn't sell very well because I looked around at every retailer and couldn't find any units.
nothing is better than the original, but there is a big time learning curve, I remember all the buttons for the sports games without the over lays.
I have an og...with the intellivoice module
I wish I had room for my old consoles.
I remember getting the game for the Xbox when I got it back from the UK where I live in the UK. It doesn’t work on my Europe Xbox
If only Intellivision had licensed Space Invaders (a "killer app") then its system would have sold more in 1980. It would have gained or led market share, and more games would have been made for it, including 3rd party developers who left Atari. Instead they sometimes did conversions of their games for Intellivision, without putting in the hours to do an upgrade and use its features.
Good video. Bummer about tower of doom. that was one of my favorites. Still may get this system.
Between the Intellivision and Colecovision Flashbacks, I prefer the Colecovision Flashback as it has more simplistic, arcade-like games; Intellivision as a whole was a console meant to offer more, strategic, complex and realistic games, as such, the library aged worse compared to the other consoles of this era. Still, this plug-and-play offers enough good games as long as you can get it at a cheap price; my favorites are Shark! Shark! and Thunder Castle, but there are a few other games worth playing such as Buzz Bombers.
PinMike8666 Colecovision as miles better graphics I say.
John Walters I never said Intellivision had better graphics; I meant the library focused on realistic sports games and games more complex than the competition from a gameplay standpoint.
I am the one who said Colecovision as better graphics
John Walters CD
Tron Deadly disc and He-Man were my favorites. and Super pro Basketball
Wow looking back at these games, makes me feel bad for 80's gamers....lol
I am very impressed with Intel flashback where can I buy one of my favourite games on it and a couple I haven't seen before
I guess it didn't come with the controller cards or you would have mentioned them?
I'd buy an MECC pnp TV game if they put Oregon Trail, the Muncher games, and a few others on there.
A plug n play with a classic 3D dungeon crawl? I gotta pick one of these up.
There's a Mario edutainment suite for PC that lets you play Go Fish.
Bowling.....left handed.....16 pounds.....0 slickness....move the man to the top of the approach.....quickly tap the aim button and let it go.....keep pressing the disc down until the ball is released...
Thank you for the crown of Kings game I did not know that and I was looking at used intellevisions to my dismay
intellivision was one of my first consoles. I had the boxing game for it and the autoracing game(had some more games but i do not remember much)... i was 5-6 years old or something. i thought the name of the boxing game was choose men. loved it till i got my c64.
"Choose Men" the game!?!?! Great story!
Yeesh, I wish I could get one of these in Australia. Or the Colecovision flashback for that matter...
Several years ago like back in 1980' s I use to own this game syste. And the game system called I magic game system. Now in today's time we have more updated game system and old school games system.
Do they include the plastic sheets that go over the numbers?
No TRON games, no Bump n Jump, no Activision at all... not for me :(
Yeah. It’s just not Intellivision without Tron Deadly Disks.
@@beffiesv650 one of the best games on the system, a real joy for some reason.
None of the "Super Pro" games predates the Famicom.
Buzz Bombers is a 1 or 2 player game.
Sharp Shot is great for very young children, and that's all. The only control you have is a fire button.
Space Battle is not terribly difficult. But you need to play on the lower difficulty settings to get used to it.
I need another controller one of mine not working properly where can I get one?
Dude, how do you show the game without including a clip of the legendary "B-17 Bomberrrrrrrrrrrrrr" voice cut?!?!
0:27 lol it sounded like you said...''eckspecially'' instead of ''especially.''
Thank you for the information!
You're welcome!
Great vídeo
Thank you!
all mine is showing on my screen is rainbow things?
The change the version of Major League Baseball, I'm guessing because of copyright infringement.
This version isn't as good as the last one, that baseball game on the original and television is still the best baseball game I've ever played for how simple it was.
Hard to believe that Intellevision was the first 16-bit system.
While better than Atari 2600 the graphics are kind of underwhelming for how much software they actually had to work with.
there needs to be updated versions of all of these games, with new next-gen graphics and gameplay. All these games could be updated.
This launched for $35 but now retails for $150 to $200 and up. Why?! This is INSANE!! Why has a $35 mass produced mainstream toy rocketed in price?
Found this for 4 bucks today!
WOW !!
Even though all my faves aren't there.. it's a great deal.
I want to find one.. maybe convenience store ?.. i already saw there the mini Nintendo and the mini Snes.
It's bad to see math games included and frog eating flies games haven't aged well. Yeah 3rd party games we don't get for legal reasons yet they will never see the light of day ever again.
At least this has RPG games on it. That was one of the things that made Intellevision different in it's day. RPGs were on computers but scarce on consoles.
Funny how you can see them on Atari Flashback machines.
Pitfall would have been the perfect adition.
I had the intellvoice and b17 bomber!
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I wish Dollar General still had this
I do too as they have become very expensive these days.
I wish these were still being made. People are charging silly amounts of money for them now.
Missing beam rider, burguer time
great vid :)
+Odd pod Thanks!
My girl bought this for me today thrifting..but had no over lays in it
You talk about 2 player games but I only see one controller. Is there another controller, or how is the 2 player accomplished?
It comes with two. I only plugged in one for my review. You can see the second controller in my unboxing: ruclips.net/video/sN3fCvPrbug/видео.html
I love all the games
Can ya get a keyboard component? Lo effen L
Is Dollar General still selling this? Amazon has it for 40 bucks and I heard some guys found it for 10 bucks at Sams.
+vista7 No, unless they have old stock. The great deals you hear about only come from clearance sales that some were lucky enough to find.
Darn. Amazon sells them but they are 40 bucks. Still going to get one but man the wife always snags those amazon packages!
I guess it was also a weak seller if they aren't stocking them. It's a shame.
The only brick and mortar retailer I can find who sells it is Toys R Us. Might be paying them a visit tomorrow. Oh wait - check that. It's online only. Bed Bath and Beyond sells it but they don't have it in stock
tower of doom doesn't work right. you're supposed to enter a battle scene whenever you touch a monster or dragon. ruins it. too bad. one of the top all time intellivision games
Joshua Ausel Yeah. Hopefully if the make a Flashback 2, they will fix it. Strange that this bug made it into this version.
Joshua Ausel So... some people online say Tower of Doom doesn't work, and others say it does. Are their different units out there for sale? Is there any way to tell them apart?
Wheres Lock&Chase?
He Man and In television are both from Mattel can't see why not
Mattel sold the Intellivison brand to INTV Corp in 1984, so Mattel and Intellivision no longer have any connection and if the Flashback was going to have He-Man on it, they would have to pay Mattel a licensing fee.
TRON ??
Is it a "counsel" or "console"
ugh, why can't there be a device that is reasonably price with D&D treasures of tarmin with it :c
No emulators out there either. This sucks.
+John Benson The game is on the flashback, but due to copyright reasons they renamed it Minotaur. Same game, different name.
Wow, ok, that's really cool. Might have to go find me one of these then. Thanks!
+The No Swear Gamer Yeah, I feel stupid now coming back to this vid. You totally said that in the video. I must have just missed it when I went looking through the comments. Also, subbed.
I can't believe it doesn't have Atlantis or Lock 'N Chase
Lock. 'n Chase was due to licensing. A brand NEW Intellivision is coming in 10/10/2020 with ALL the old games included. ruclips.net/video/TzE386pQOy4/видео.html
Nice review. I would have said 'Atari was kiddie and Intellivision was for more mature kids that were smarter'
Chad Faul ...really?
Colecovision was for Chads and geniuses. Truly the Rick and Morty fans of their time.
Nice, but missing too many of the better games. No Imagic stuff, for example. Not good.
A brand NEW Intellivision is coming in 10/10/2020 with ALL the old games included. ruclips.net/video/TzE386pQOy4/видео.html
Sad to see because of greed that none of the Tron games are included. Hopefully by the time when the new system that's supposed to comes out in October of 2020 is released that will all be resolved. I just want to make sure that they keep space battle space Spartans, bomb squad, B-17 bomber and the Dungeons & Dragons games which are my favorite special the Minotaur.
I hope that they add microsurgeon too.
***** Question for you did you look up the instructions for frog back to see whether or not you couldn't switch it where you can control the frogs jump and its tongue like how it's programmed in the original intellivision game
When my nephew and I used to play the game many years ago we would switch it so that we could make the frogs jump in the water at sunset and the winner would be the one who got on the lilly pad last
frog bog= frogs and flies horse race =steeple chase
Yeah, it was nice comparing a few of these games to M-Network games I had for Atari: Baseball, Frogs & Flies and Armor Ambush. Two of those needed 1-player versions.
@@sandal_thong8631 M -Network and intell had SAME slant cartrages , i think they used same mold
Do the controls screw up you always had to replace the intellivision original version they also had a Sears Edition