INTV Best Game of All Times - Round 1 - 25/25 (latecomers)

[vprette]

This is a pool to vote the best games ever for Intellivision :-)

There will be several pools of 5 titles each to cover the following categories:

 

- Best game of all time

- Best sport game

- Best shoot'em up

- Best arcade conversion

- Best producer

 

1st AND 2nd classified go to round 2!

 

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Here the last games of the 125 portfolio. also that are late releases for the system, see if this means good games...

 

Edited April 21, 2014 by vprette

[vprette]

is champhionship the first example of simil 3d point of view in tennis?

[+intvsteve]

Tough call for me between Diner and Stadium Mud Buggies, but Diner takes it. I played it more than Mud Buggies, and Mud Buggies (in my small amount of play) has similarities to Motocross. I really do like both quite a bit, but the nod still goes to Diner.

[+cmart604]

SMB is a good game but this will be Diner in a walk.

[AtariBuff]

Diner too. A game about food is always good.

[JoeM_Intellivision]

I knew Diner would win (my true 1st place) so I went with a very sentimental vote for WC Soccer which is one of 3 or 4 games I played with my dad - The penalty kick portion of the game at least. My 3rd would have went to WC Tennis which is hard, but I enjoyed it. I had all 3 of these when they were 1st released & want to revisit all 3. Never played other 2 much.

[+thegoldenband]

I'm the lone vote for Championship Tennis, I guess! Gradually figuring that game out, and eventually beating it, was one of the most satisfying gaming experiences I've had in the last 5 years or so. It's buggy as hell and has a nasty learning curve, but it's the earliest tennis game I've played that actually feels like the real game (not counting the original Tennis and its lack of a CPU adversary). Way ahead of its time.

 

My #2 vote would be for Sewer Sam. It's a shame that one gets so little love -- it's actually rather clever once you figure out how it works. Obviously it needed more polish, but it's a much better game than it seems on first impression. It's got fewer bells and whistles than the CV version, but I think the Inty version actually plays better.

[IntellivisionDude]

Diner easy. It's in my top 3 all time.

[JoeM_Intellivision]

I liked Championship Tennis too when it 1st came out. Took some getting used to to get the timing right and the CPU was a very worthy opponent. Took me a while before I beat - not sure if I did on all 3 playing surfaces.

[+wongojack]

I'm the lone vote for Championship Tennis, I guess! Gradually figuring that game out, and eventually beating it, was one of the most satisfying gaming experiences I've had in the last 5 years or so. It's buggy as hell and has a nasty learning curve, but it's the earliest tennis game I've played that actually feels like the real game (not counting the original Tennis and its lack of a CPU adversary). Way ahead of its time.

 

After re-playing all the games in the group, I chose Champ Tennis as well. The game works and doesn't require a lot of imagination to figure out you are actually playing tennis. I just got going, so I haven't defeated the computer yet, but I'm looking forward to that as a target in the months to come.

[JoeM_Intellivision]

Agreed - I also enjoyed Championship Tennis and look forward to playing that and Super Pro Tennis as soon as I can. Currently, I don't have either on hand so will have to wait but on my list of games to re-visit and visit, respectively!

[vprette]

winner

diner

 

 

seocnd place

stadium mud buggies