By Mattel in 1980
Intellivision, the first 16-bit videogame system, was introduced in 1980. With realistic graphics and challenging games, Intellivision quickly earned millions of loyal fans.
Thanks to the support of those fans, Intellivision was the only videogame system to survive the 1983 industry crash. Consoles and new games were made until 1990, well into the Nintendo era.
Intellivision means "Intelligent Television"
2007-07-05 22:02:10 Generation: 2
Units sold: 2000000
Tech inforesolution: 159 x 96 x 16 colors, 8 sprites
memory: 7K ROM, 1352b RAM
CPU: General Instruments CP1610
GFX: AY-3-8900-1
sound: AY-3-8914 3 channels + white noise
List status there are 159 games for this platform, 119 (74.8%) have one or more images, 148 (93%) with a gametype, 116 (72.9%) with perspective while 88 (55.3%) have a description. 134 (84.2%) have a release date, 152 (95.5%) have a company. Overall: 78.8% 134 games with valid date were considered (84.2%)
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Common gametypes Top Intellivision tagsadnd
alieninvasion
americanfootball
amphibianprotagonist
animalprotagonist
backgammon
baseball
basketball
bigtruck
billiard
bowling
boxing
cancelled
checkers
chess
did
dnd
donkeykong
femaleauthor
formula1
frog
golf
hannabarbera
helicopter
hockey
horseracing
langswedish
lastgame
nba
nfl
nhl
olympic
popeye
primateprotagonist
reversi
scoobydoo
skiing
soccer
submarine
tank
tennis
tron
vampireprotagonist
vampires
volleyball
wrestling
yogibear
zork
10 most common companies
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