A direct competitor for Atari 2600, Intellivsion was marketed as ‘Intelligent Telelivision’ and came with an adaptor like ColecoVision that allowed other system games to be played on it. Coleco Vision came with 2 controllers and was bundled with the original Donkey Kong title.Įxpansion Module 3- Coleco Vision Family Computer System (ADAM)Įnglish: Intellivision with the game AstroSmash Русский: Фотография видеоприставки Intellivision (Photo credit: Wikipedia)Ĭreated by Mattel in 1979, Intellivision had several versions created specifically for retailers Radio Shack, Sears, and Sylvania. A later version was redesigned with 2 ports and bundled with Pac-Man.Īccessories for the 5200 are few and the system itself only lasted until 1984.Ītari 7800 Pro System (1986) came with 2 Pro-Line controllers and Pole Position IIĬoleco Vision– came out in 1982 and featured an Expansion Module Interface that allowed gamers to play games from other systems on the console- namely, from competitor Atari 2600. Personal Game Programming System PGP-1 add-onĪtari 5200 SuperSystem originally was designed with 4 ports and bundled with Super Breakout. Trakball Wico Command Control power grip joystick Wico Famous Red Ball joystick, Wico Command Control Stick Stand Wico Three-way deluxe joystick Quickshot I, Quickshot II Plus, Quickshot II Turbo, Quickshot VII, Quickshot IX, TAC totally accurate controller, TAC 2, TAC 3, TAC 5 Rom Emulator and Development System for Atari 800-2600
Video Arcade, Video Arcade II, Video Arcade II All-in-One ControllerĬompetition Pro Joystick, Deluxe Competition Joystick Pro-Line Joystick/ Multi-System Deluxe Joystick After its release though, Marketing discovered that most people who chose Intellivision over Atari did so because of better graphics.
Also known as the “Darth Vader” version that came after the wood veneer version. When Intellivision was introduced, Mattels marketing positioned it as the cornerstone of a home computer system, implying that while the Atari VCS (2600) was a toy, the Intellivision - Intelligent Television - was an educational tool. Later console versions included:Īccessories for the 2600 released included a plethora of goodies from Atari and many third party companies:Įnglish: An Atari 2600 video game console, shown in all black. The Atari 2600 VCS (Video Computer System) debuted in 1977 and included a 6-switch games console, 2 joysticks, 1 set of paddles and the Combat game. Want more Atari? Explore more on Yello80s: This is the first Sears brand version of the popular Atari 2600 console. English: Sears Tele Games Video Arcade, early six switch version, otherwise known a a Sears “Heavy Sixer”.
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