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Intellivision Lives Reviews

GameZone

01/2011

Intellivision Lives!

You might know Intellivision as your beloved first console, or possibly as the ancient relic collecting dust at grandma's house. Whether reliving the old days or exploring your roots, Intellivision Lives! is packed with retro goodness. The compilation appeared on all consoles of the previous generation, but intelligent use of the touchscreen makes this an attractive alternative to an entertainment center cluttered with cartridges. Most of Intellivision's heavy-hitters are present, including Astrosmash, Sub Hunt, Tower of Doom, and the Space Invaders clone, Space Armada. Role-playing aficionados will especially appreciate the inclusions of the Advanced Dungeons & Dragons games, Cloudy Mountain and Treasure of Tarmin, respectively renamed Crown of Kings and Minotaur. Regrettably, the latter is marred by a chopped screen that obscures vital information. There are no third-party titles, which is understandable due to licensing issues, but still worth mentioning. You will have to look elsewhere for classics such as Q*bert, Burgertime, Pitfall, and Mouse Trap. Also, I can't help wishing that Kool-Aid Man and Masters of the Universe had made the cut. It's not that either was especially good, but they do get points for being unique.

IGN

12/2010

Intellivision Lives! Review

If you've never heard of the Intellivision, Mattel's direct challenger to the Atari 2600, this compilation of 60 games will serve as a decent crash course. And if you don't care, well, then there's nothing so special in Intellivision Lives to make you change your mind. This collection is strictly for the fans, particularly those still diehard enough to overlook a wonky interface and some missing essentials. Intellivision Lives offers more than 60 games, including big titles such as Astro Smash, Snafu, and Tower of Doom. There are even games for the Intellivoice, Matte's rare voice module add-on for the Intellivision, such as Space Spartans. In fact, there are so many in here that it almost draws attention to the missing games, likely due to licensing issues. There are no third-party games. The TRON titles are missing, too. Considering the Disney cult classic is enjoying a true renaissance with the anticipated sequel, the vanished TRON games are a real disappointment. The Advanced Dungeons & Dragons games are at least here, although the AD&D license has been stripped out. Now you have non-descript titles like Crown of Kings. Astro SmashIntellivision Lives also includes single-cart multiplayer and a handful of unreleased games, such as Hard Hat and Brick Out.

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Retailer	Information	Prices
	Jack Of All Games Intellivision Lives [releases 08-24-10]	$16.67	See it
	Intellivision Lives - Nintendo DS	$19.99	See it

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