Intellivision - Mattel's Intellivision game console (INTV)

Time of the Second World War. You are flying a bomber and have to complete all sorts of missions. You can switch from the cockpit to the bomb bay.

Regular baseball ported to Intellivision.

You are above Earth's atmosphere, where there is a large alien shield called the Restrictor Shield that has enveloped the planet. The goal is to clear 99 sectors of the invaders. In general, we shoot! The game was originally developed for Intellivision, but many ports have since been made: Atari 2600 (slightly stripped down), Atari 5200, ColecoVision, Commodore 64, ZX Spectrum and MSX.

Someone of enormous size (Horrile Hank) kidnapped a little girl, Tiny Mabel. Now it's up to you (Buford) to save her! But do not think that everything is so simple. You will need to dodge the boulders that the villain throws. The higher we make our way through the building, the harder it becomes to play. And another interesting thing: the baby (who was kidnapped) sometimes throws out her kisses, which give some benefit (invulnerability for example).

The earth is surrounded by an enemy armada, and only the most courageous merchant ships will be able to break through this blockade, carrying the necessary supplies to their home planet. The only way to get past the enemy's defense lines is to enter the asteroid ring, risking crashing into the rock, or being hit by an enemy pursuer. The game is really 3D, you see all the game action with your own eyes, which is very remarkable for that time!. . .

Super-wrestling.. The graphics at that time were decent, but the game itself doesn't suit me - I'm not a fan of wrestling.

You are trying to defuse the bomb. If it does not work out - write wasted - the whole city is as if it had not happened! You have a few tools and very little time, so use your brains and hurry! An IntelliVoice device is required. The working title was "Juggernaut", as was the 1974 film that inspired the game's programmers. By the way, INTV sent the remaining set of this game to Mexico, to local distributors. Interestingly, not only that IntelliVoice was not sold in this country, but that it is impossible to play without it.

Just a program that beautifully shows pixels hitting the walls, and changing colors at the same time.

Boxing. Each fight is 15 rounds. And not everyone can handle it. The game has complex combat tactics.

A simple arkanoid.