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Two Classic Intellivision Video Games

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Published by jharmon on August 16, 2012 in Consoles

The Intellivision home video game system by Mattel was never as popular as the Atari 2600, the undisputed king of early 1980s home gaming, but there were still plenty of great games for the Intellivision. Here, take a look back at two games for the Intellivision that were fun to play.

Boxing

Released in 1981, this was one of the most realistic boxing sports video games for the longest times. The graphics weren’t the greatest, but there was a lot of variety to this game, and you got to play a full 15 rounds, each one 90 seconds long.

Armor Battle

Back in the late 1970s there were not a lot of military video games to play, but Intellivision came up with this nifty game, which had graphics a couple of years before its time for home consoles.