I'm 13 years old and I have the intellevision with about 20 games! My Grandma gave me hers

Here in Britain we still use Armor Battle to train our tank crews. It's the most advanced tank simulator we have.

Astrosmash,Donkey Kong,Sking, Bowling,Space Hawk and Snafu were among my faves . This system was ahead of its time

The memories that this system brings back to me are wonderful. Most of the games on this system, were two player. However, I was always by myself when playing this. One of my favourites on this system was 'Discs of Tron'. I would play that for literally hours. There was another one in which you were a little character in a maze being chased by robots. It was slow, but still kept me captivated. There was also a poker game that I was addictted to as well, on this system. I loved the way the dealer would shuffle and deal the cards,  and then deal them on the velvet table, lolol.

You did an excellent job with this video. Thanks for showing the box covers too.

So many nostalgic memories. Especially the sounds of the games. The intellivision i think was my first game system.
Thanks

So many memories! Two of my favs are Astrosmash and Lock And Chase!

brings back memories.  i had the original intellivision and several of the games.

Burgertime was one of the best games of this console, I miss those days

My parents bought me this when it came out, I thought it was the absolute best.
My young brain couldn't handle it.But, it kept me busy on rainy days.

Your video is like a time machine!! I used to love frog bog, fathom (even though I sucked at it) and that chip golf game! So crazy that these short clips trigger such a strong memory.

Its interesting seeing where tetris and minesweeper got their ideas from

Thanks man! This is GOLD

Auto racing was the nest hame ever

Astro Smasher , Burger Time and PitFall were awesome

I still have mine from childhood

Thanks mate
Great memories 😊

Wow, great video, thanks!  My grandparents bought one but we were Atari kids and were like "whaaat?" Today I am writing a tutorial on coding tiled game engines for a free MIT app called Scratch that teaches programming to kids. I'm linking your video in my section on the history of tiled game systems as the Intellivision was designed just for such game engines.

Love that Bump N Jump theme!!!

21:56 is supposed to be some kind of santa/christmas game, not scooby doo, obviously.