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Me too! But we were the Intellivision house. :rolleyes2 Thanks, dad. :laughing:

(to be fair to my dad, Intellivision did have a few games that were better than Atari ;))

Hey, Mattel Intellivision was the fist 16-bit console! It had a LOT of great games. It just didn't get a lot of the arcade ports that Atari had locked up in exclusive deals - and the controllers were a little funky too. Great machine though - I have an INTV I and II currently in my collection.
 
Hey, Mattel Intellivision was the fist 16-bit console! It had a LOT of great games. It just didn't get a lot of the arcade ports that Atari had locked up in exclusive deals - and the controllers were a little funky too. Great machine though - I have an INTV I and II currently in my collection.

You're correct, it had some great games. But when your favorite game is Ms Pac-Man and you are stuck with Lock 'n Chase you are bummed. :laughing: (I still stand by my conviction that Pitfall was by far superior on Intellivision)

Ahhh ... the good ole disc controller.
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You're correct, it had some great games. But when your favorite game is Ms Pac-Man and you are stuck with Lock 'n Chase you are bummed. :laughing: (I still stand by my conviction that Pitfall was by far superior on Intellivision)

Ahhh ... the good ole disc controller.
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Most games on both were better on INTV. More power and better ports. Many of the original games were great. Some were ported over to the 2600 under the name M-Network with different names, and they were good too, though not as good as their INTV counterparts.
 
We had an Atari as well. We even had the dreaded E.T. game.
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Never tried the Intellivision, but Microsurgeon always looked interesting. This is a whole map of the game (!):
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