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10 Best Intellivision games

By Matthew Lynch
March 11, 2024
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The Intellivision was an iconic home video game console in the early 1980s. Here are the 10 best Intellivision games that captured the imagination of gamers during its prime:

1. Astrosmash (1981) – Combining elements of Space Invaders and Asteroids, Astrosmash was a hit with its addictive gameplay and escalating difficulty.

2. Utopia (1981) – Often considered one of the earliest god games, Utopia had players create and manage their own island civilization, balancing resources, and development.

3. B-17 Bomber (1981) – With voice synthesis that enhanced the experience, B-17 Bomber offered a strategic bombing simulation that brought players into World War II action.

4. Advanced Dungeons & Dragons (1982) – This game, also known as AD&D Cloudy Mountain, was an adventure role-playing game that had players navigating mazes and battling mythical creatures.

5. BurgerTime (1982) – In this arcade classic, players navigated a chef through levels stacking burger ingredients while avoiding enemy foods.

6. Night Stalker (1982) – A top-down shooter where the player must outwit and outgun various robots and creatures in a maze-like setting.

7. Major League Baseball (1980) – As one of the first sports titles for the system, Major League Baseball allowed fans to play as their favorite teams and enjoy realistic baseball action for its time.

8. Sea Battle (1980) – A strategy game simulating naval warfare where players manage a fleet to dominate the high seas against an opponent or the computer.

9. Tron Deadly Discs (1982) – Based on the movie ‘Tron,’ this action game had players throwing discs at enemies while dodging attacks in a closed arena.

10. Thin Ice (1983) – A quirky and entertaining game where players control a penguin skating around an ice rink while being pursued by various foes, creating holes to drop them through.

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