JefeJet

Although they aren't exact scans, here are a couple of other options to look at if you don't mind cropping out the side and back of the box art .. http://www.thecoverproject.net/view.php?cat_id=31 http://www.theoldcomputer.com/game-box-art-covers/index.php?folder=Mattel/Intellivision

I ordered two sets of overlays on 1/19. A couple of months later, I sold my condo and moved. I sent Keith & Emily multiple emails to let them know about my new address. Of course, I never received a response. Flash forward to 4/15 and my overlays were shipped.. to the old address! Then the USPS joined the act and didn't forward the Priority Mail package to my new address. I sent Keith and Emily more emails without a peep from either. Finally, I filed an credit card dispute and got my money back. They can't (or won't) communicate with their customers and I don't plan on purchasing anything else from Intellivision Productions again.

I ordered my two sets of overlays in the middle of January, along with some other tidbits from their store. Still haven't received anything.. I sent an email to them last month, but I never received a response.

I also had the opportunity to have Byte Knight do an upgrade to my Flashback and I wanted to post my impressions of the unit. The setup document was easy to follow and I soon had an Intellivision controller in my hand playing Deadly Discs for the first time in decades. As the other posters have said, the colors, sounds and feel of the games being played in the jzIntv emulator are spot on. The original Flashback's primitive menus and sometime spotty emulation are laughingly comparable to the experience of playing the Ultimate Flashback. Yes, the upgrade could be considered expensive, but I found it completely worth the money. I would be shocked if a Gen2 Intellivision Flashback even comes close to this unit. I really, really can't help myself with the comparison.. But, the Ultimate Flashback is the closest thing to the real thing. Now, if I could just get my damn overlays to show up..