[Shotimes] OT - ISDN Anyone?

[Ron Porter]

Mattel made the Intellivision.

In fact, I have one sitting in my basement, with about 20 game cartridges.

In the early '80s, the Intellivision was "the" game! It was rather pricey,
as were the cartridges. I had been meaning on giving it away for years, but
I fired it up last year one time and it worked, so I'll just hang on to it
for nostalgia!!

I can't remember the main competitor to Intellivision, though. There was one
other game console out that was big at the time.

Ron Porter

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My roomate at the time ('80 ish) had an Intellivision which I think was
made by Magnavox. Sort of in-between Pong and Game Cube.  :-)

-Ron


--- George Fourchy <krazgeo@jps.net> wrote:
> On Fri, 22 Aug 2003 15:39:30 -0400, Noah South III wrote:
> 
> >I do have an Atari 2600, although last time I plugged it in it didn't
> work.
> >Still have all my games for it too, wonder if I could sell them on
> e-bay?
> 
> I remember back in the early '80s, or maybe it was 1980....Atari came
> out with the
> 5200, which was really hot(!) at the time.  There was a space travel
> game that
> looked fairly interesting..you could hyperdrive to different parts of
> the galaxy,
> and you'd refuel at space gas stations spread all around.  Sort of Star
> Trekish....
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