I just found time to play Diner on my INTV and that is a really fun game! I like it loads better than Burgertime. What other good INTV games are out there that I've missed?
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Diner is fun!
Started by Redcurrie, Nov 26 2003 10:00 PM
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Posted Wed Nov 26, 2003 10:00 PM
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Posted Wed Nov 26, 2003 10:19 PM
Well you probably played my two favorite Intv games but just in case you haven't these are highly addictive as well:
Beauty and the Beast
Shark! Shark!
Beauty and the Beast
Shark! Shark!
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Posted Wed Nov 26, 2003 10:24 PM
oesii said:
Well you probably played my two favorite Intv games but just in case you haven't these are highly addictive as well:
Beauty and the Beast
Shark! Shark!
Beauty and the Beast
Shark! Shark!
I have yet to play Beauty but I do love Shark! Shark!. I never had an INTV so getting used to the controllers is a bit of a challenge but I'm slowly getting there. I'm definitely more comfortable using a joystick than an NES controller for example. The more that I think about it, the INTV controllers are sort of a precursor to the NES-style controller....
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Posted Wed Nov 26, 2003 10:31 PM
beauty and the beast is great, its way way better than any donkey kong port on early consoles
thin ice is another great game
thin ice is another great game
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Posted Wed Nov 26, 2003 10:41 PM
chrisbid said:
thin ice is another great game
I haven't nabbed one of those yet. So far, the e-bay auctions have gone too high!
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Posted Thu Nov 27, 2003 2:17 AM
Thunder Castle is a great maze game. The music will knock your socks off.
Tower of Doom is nice. It's a great D&D type game.
Pinball on the INTV is one of the most playable pinball games on all the classic consoles i've played.
Everybody knows how good Utopia is, so there's no point in saying it again.
Hover Force is a nice action game, played from a bird's eye view over a large scrolling cityscape as you blast terrorist helicopters and put out the fires they set.
Tower of Doom is nice. It's a great D&D type game.
Pinball on the INTV is one of the most playable pinball games on all the classic consoles i've played.
Everybody knows how good Utopia is, so there's no point in saying it again.
Hover Force is a nice action game, played from a bird's eye view over a large scrolling cityscape as you blast terrorist helicopters and put out the fires they set.
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Posted Sun Nov 30, 2003 8:05 PM
I've wanted to give the intellevision a try, since my favorite NES controller was the one with the plate (My dad bought that one because it was like the INTV, he had one before I was born
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Posted Sun Nov 30, 2003 9:42 PM
Avid Fan said:
I've wanted to give the intellevision a try, since my favorite NES controller was the one with the plate (My dad bought that one because it was like the INTV, he had one before I was born
They're fun and, in my opinion, totally different from Atari. I finally got my Intellivoice hooked up and that's wild to hear it talk. I have a couple of INTV systems and a ton of games that I'll be listing on e-bay (or in the Marketplace) soon so if you're looking for one, you know where to find it.
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