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Intellivision 10 2nd Edition Direct-to-TV

10 classic and updated Intellivision games built into a battery-operated controller. Just plug into the audio/video inputs of your television and play!

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Box not included, item is in new but out of the box. First photo is a stock image, second photo is the actual item you will receive.

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Requires 4 AA batteries (not included). Games have been optimized for this unit and are not identical to the original Intellivision games. Includes the following games:

FROG BOG
DEADLY DISCS
CROWN OF KINGS (originally released as Advanced D&D)
SPACE ARMADA 2
ASTROSHASH 2
MAZE SHOOT
TENNIS
SPACE GUNNER
LONG DRIVE GOLF
BEACH VOLLEYBALL

"Just plug the game controller into your television's AV IN jacks and away you go, transported into the cutting edge technology of the 1980's. The controller is a standard modern handheld gamepad, with a directional pad and AB, XY control buttons. Not very nostalgic, but far easier to use than the original rectangular gamepad, with the funny little metal disc and the side buttons. I don't know what it is, but there is something about the simple pleasure of pixilated graphics and tinny electronic beeping sound effects that can't be beat by all of the new high tech, 3D, mega player, VR, next generation games of today. There has always remained a special place in my heart for Intellivision, and I imagine it will still be there far into the future... Go grab yours today, because with the Intellivision Plug and Play 2nd Edition, you really can relive the past." - Angie Kibiloski, Computer Times