Top 10 Intellivision Games

The Mattel Intellivision was a popular games consoles in the late 1970s and early 1980s competing with the populat Atari 2600. It featured some amazing games like Night Stalker, BurgerTime, Astro Smash and many more. Why not tell me your favourite Intellivision games in the commentys section below and please like and subscribe as there will be plenty more gaming countdowns on the way.

[InevitableTruthTeller]

Lock N Chase felt so good to play. There was just something magical about it.

[ericblair]

AD&D was the best game on the system. I still play it today. Hearing the breathing sound still gives me the willies.

[NYyazoofan]

No list is complete without B-17 Bomber (Intellivoice) and Baseball.

[justin]

Shark Shark! and AstroSmash were my favorites, and the ones I remember the most fondly. The sports games looked great, but they were only two player and I could never figure out the button layouts. Having to squint at the little overlay while the game was ongoing was always sub - optimal.

[richardkoehler]

I think you're forgetting (or perhaps never knew) what really made this system great--the sports games. The keypad controllers allowed for some sophisticated sports games (for that time period). Baseball was my favorite. Me and my friends would stay up all night playing that game. Downhill skiing was just as awesome. Slalom-not so much. Other great sports games were hockey and soccer. Basketball was not bad and football was OK as I recall. Other great games as I remember were Sea Battle, the Tron games, Vectron, and others I forget that were made by companies other than Mattel. You seem mainly interested in arcade games. You'd be better off buying an Atari 2600 or 5200 for arcade games. Oh, I also enjoyed Bomb Squad, which used the Intellivoice adapter. I agree with you though on Night Stalker and D&D, both outstanding games.

[mdmjeremiah]

Night Stalker was one of my favorites with Sea Battle and Utopia.

[badabing]

I had one in the 80s and the two games I played most was AD&D which I was addicted to lol.. and I think it was called B17 Bomber maybe. It used the intellivoice and you flew a bomber on missions and dropped them to hear the intellivoice saying sowing like "bombs away". Kids now just will never have that much enjoyment. There's too much for your mind now and attention spans are getting short. I remember being in a dark room playing AD&D and actually being creeped out.. maybe it was just nervous when I would get close to having to select a mountain of a color I didn't want because it was hard and close to a dragon lol.

[karnov]

great list, just missing the amazingTron: deadly disc

[Mr._Bassman]

I liked Frog Bog and Snafu too. Sea battle was great. AD&D May be one of the best video games ever made.

[ers_ns_]

I loved the D&D games. I laughed when he saw the dragon and how slow it was. On higher levels, you had to shoot before you could see them or they would kill you.

[speedbird]

Cant believe you didnt include Soccer - amazing game was the only game that convinced me to buy an intellivision however my parents had other ideas and bought me a Commodore 64 - so glad they did!

[ManekiNeko]

Bomb Squad. Incredibly innovative and tough for its time

[InevitableTruthTeller]

Advanced D&D was so cool, at the time. Skiing was a favourite in our neighbourhood as we all lived right next to a ski hill. The Crazy Canucks were at the top of their game, so we all fought to be the yellow skier.

[stevenalexander]

Some nice selections on this list. My list would have to include Thunder Castle and Tower of Doom (the first game I played where your character could actually level up). Also, Hockey was fun. You could hit your opponents with your stick and it made a hilarious *thump!* sound when you knocked them on their rear ends.

[Greg_M]

Nice. My brother and I played Intellivision games many many times. Except for Adv Dungeons and Dragons, all the game mentioned in this video came later. We played the original games -- Bi-plane, Football, Baseball, Adv Dungeons, Auto Racing, etc.

[UltimateEnd]

AD&D must've been incredibly revolutionary back then.

[livefromalaska]

Agree 100% on your #1 choice. Me and my brothers played Advanced Dungeons & Dragons for hours and hours! Thanks for bringing back some great memories.

[jsods]

Burgertime was the best arcade port ever put out by Intellivision. Donkey Kong was the worst.

[DougMcDave]

I really liked Imagic "Microsurgeon."

[HallyPorter]

Was hoping Advanced Dungeons and Dragons would be number 1 and was not disappointed. Such tension in that game!