Intellivision Brasil

Updated ROM for "Max-it!". Some sound and animation improvements. Maxit.rom

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Name: Max-It! Description: Challenge a friend or the computer in this classic board game. Capture a number and corner your opponent. Use your strategy to make him lose points. Risk everything by capturing wildcard value. For 1 or 2 players. Brief Manual: The game features a 10x10 board with a number filled in each cell (between -15 and 15). Player 1 moves only horizontally and player 2 only moves vertically. Each player, in turn, must choose an available number and press the button to capture it. The value will be added or subtracted from your score (values with a gray background are positive and values with a red background are negative). The last number captured will be shown next to the scoreboard. The "wildcard" cells have a hidden number and their value will only be revealed after the player captures it. During the game, a random scan of the board may occur and one cell will be hidden with a white card. Just like the wildcard, this cell has a hidden number, but its value will be doubled when captured. The game ends when all numbers have been captured or when a player is unable to play. The player with the highest score will be the winner. Select the number of players from the menu. Use the 0 key to turn the sound on or off during the game. Have fun! Sergio Vares Maxit.rom

X-Rally has a hidden level and a trick that keeps your lives.

Thank you! I don't know much about the OSX structure, but it could be an interesting path for me to follow.

Hi. The new version of IntelliTool, a graphical interface to assist in creating games for Intellivision, is available for download. It has an intelligent code editor, tile and screen editor, as well as integrating other tools such as IntyColor and Bin2Rom/Rom2Bin. Write your code and simply press F5 to see the result. Allows you to create a project with several BAS files (to test different versions, for example). This short video shows some examples. IntelliTool (for Windows) can be downloaded from: http://intellivisionbrasil.com.br (Software/Emulators and Tools menu). Note: you will need to manually include the GROM.BIN, IVOICE.BIN, ECS.BIN and EXEC.BIN files. I hope it can be useful.

Hi. I found information in an old Brazilian magazine about video games that intrigued me: "In the USA, the first Intellivision required a small factory alteration in order to operate the System Changer and the Computer Module. Digiplay informed us, however, that the first model launched in Brazil was electronically equal to the second and will dispense with these modifications. That's why the national Intellivision found difficulties and even didn't play some cartridges created by Coleco for Intellivision. This was a problem that occurred with Intellivision II. As in Brazil I is electronically equal to II, the problem is explained." I have a Brazilian Intellivision I, but I don't have any Coleco cartridges to do the test and the System Changer was not released in the country. Does anyone of you have a Brazilian console and have you tried using System Changer or a Coleco game? Sergio

Nice to have read this thread only 10 years later. I hope you had fun at the time.

Hi friends. I'm finishing up X-Rally but I've run into an intermittent issue with the main song (video attached). At times, the music becomes noisy on channel 2 and only returns to normal when a sound is generated on that channel (using smoke or picking up a flag), although I used NO DRUMS. What I have already identified (and tried) with no positive result: 1 - It occurs intermittently (when I use the control to change direction or even letting the car run freely and without generating any sound with a flag, smoke or collision). 2 - I isolated sound effects 1 by 1 and even disabled all sounds. 3 - All sounds are activated in ON FRAME GOSUB Sounds (with variables that indicate which sound should be played and when it ends). 4 - The menu music uses PLAY FULL and plays normally. At the start of each level, the main music is called this way: SOUND 4,,$38 PLAY OFF PLAY SIMPLE NO DRUMS PLAY MainMusic 5 - This is the structure of the song: MainMusic: DATA 5 MUSIC GOSUB MainMusic1 MUSIC GOSUB MainMusic2... MainMusic1: MUSIC SPEED 5 MUSIC A4Y,A2W MUSIC S,- ... 6 - The DATA commands of the song are allocated between 2C2B to 2E2E. If anyone has an idea or suggestion, I would greatly appreciate it. RallyBadSound.mp4

Thanks @carlsson and @nanochess !!!!

Hi friends. I would like to know if you can help me with this issue. I have several levels in the game in a huge DATA sequence (about 700 lines): GameScreens: DATE $AB6B,$AB6B,.... DATE $AB6B,$AB6B,.... When the player advances to level 2, I use a variable to position the start of the data in the SCREEN command like this: #ScreenAdjust=#ScreenAdjust+2223 SCREEN GameScreens, #ScreenAdjust, 0,14,BACKGROUND_ROWS,LastCol Is there any way to break the DATA into multiple levels and still use only 1 SCREEN command (without IF)? Something like this (it doesn't work): Screens: DATA VARPTR Screen1(0) DATA VARPTR Screen2(0) Screen1: DATE $AB6B,$AB6B,.... DATE $AB6B,$AB6B,.... Screen2: DATE $BBBB,$BBBB,.... DATE $BBBB,$BBBB,.... SCREEN Screens(0), 0, 0,14,BACKGROUND_ROWS,LastCol Instead of this: Screen1: DATE $AB6B,$AB6B,.... DATE $AB6B,$AB6B,.... Screen2: DATE $BBBB,$BBBB,.... DATE $BBBB,$BBBB,.... IF Level=1 THEN SCREEN Screen1, 0, 0,14,BACKGROUND_ROWS,LastCol ELSEIF Level=2 THEN SCREEN Screen2, 0, 0,14,BACKGROUND_ROWS,LastCol ELSEIF .... Thanks!

Some improvements.

It will be available soon (cartridge and digital). Making the last adjustments.

Thank you, DZ. I had already tried moving the test for ENTER to the top with no success. But after your explanation, I made a small modification to the main loop to delay the keypress checking for a few cycles. Maybe not the best way, but now the routine runs as expected. c=0 Loop1: WAIT IF CONT.KEY=11 AND NoCtl=0 THEN GOTO Loop2 IF c>2 AND CONT.KEY=12 THEN c=0 IF Level>1 THEN Level=Level-1 ELSE Level=3 GOSUB LevelName END IF IF CONT.LEFT=0 AND CONT.RIGHT=0 THEN NoCtl=0 IF CONT.RIGHT>0 AND NoCtl=0 THEN IF Level<3 THEN Level=Level+1 ELSE Level=1 GOSUB LevelName ELSEIF CONT.LEFT>0 AND NoCtl=0 THEN c=c+1 END IF GOTO Loop1

Hello guys. The routine below shows the difficulty level that can be changed in a loop with the control to left or right. The problem is that, when pressing ENTER, the chosen level "goes back" to the previous level before exiting as if the control was pressed to the left (the procedure "Loop2" shows the chosen level, but it should be 1 level above the one shown in the corner of the screen). Is there any way to avoid this? I made several attempts, but none were successful. Thanks! INCLUDE "constants.bas" Level=1: GOSUB LevelName Loop1: WAIT IF CONT.LEFT=0 AND CONT.RIGHT=0 THEN NoCtl=0 IF CONT.RIGHT>0 AND NoCtl=0 THEN IF Level<3 THEN Level=Level+1 ELSE Level=1 GOSUB LevelName ELSEIF CONT.LEFT>0 AND NoCtl=0 THEN IF Level>1 THEN Level=Level-1 ELSE Level=3 GOSUB LevelName END IF IF CONT.KEY=11 THEN GOTO Loop2 GOTO Loop1 Loop2: PRINT AT 1 COLOR 7,<>Level Loop3: GOTO Loop3 LevelName: PROCEDURE FOR a=0 to 5: #backtab(147+a)=Levels(a+((Level-1)*6))*8+FG_WHITE: NEXT a NoCtl=1 END Levels: DATA " EASY ","MEDIUM", " HARD "

Generosidade é o seu sobrenome. Muito obrigado!

Yes. I'm still working on it. Fixed some memory issues (thanks cmadruga!), testing different colors for the mazes and fixing some minor bugs. Almost there.

Hi friends. For the scroll in X-Rally I used the same technique described in Óscar Toledo's book (FOR-NEXT - page 270) and, in fact, the movement is not smooth. I cannot use the SCROLL command because the side panel must remain fixed. I tried using the Assembler routine described in the book, but as I understand it, it moves all the backtabs in the row. As I don't have much skill with the Assembler, I ask if it is possible to adapt this routine so that the screen copy be done only on the part highlighted in red. This way, I would be able to create smoother scrolls in all 4 directions. If anyone can help, I'd appreciate it. ASM TITLESCROLL: PROC 'Assembly function to quickly pan only part of the screen. 'No arguments, no return value. ASM BEGIN ASM MVII #$214, R4 ASM MVII #$200, R5 ASM TitleScrollLoop: ASM MVI@ R4, R0 ASM MVO@ R0, R5 ASM CMPI #$2f0, R4 ASM BLT TitleScrollLoop ASM RETURN ASM ENDP

X-Rally for Intellivision. There's still a lot to do (and fix), but it's been fun. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U_lX5lkHEN4

More pictures. Unfortunately, the owner doesn't have a compatible TV and cable to test it.

This is an Intellivision Master Component with no Mattel logo and customized for Jiao Tong University, one of the oldest universities in China. There is no further information about the console (if it is a Mattel authorized model) and it may have served as support material for the studies, I guess. Seikai, thank you very much for the pictures!

The guide in PDF format. http://intellivisionbrasil.com.br/en_Menu-Hard-Modulos.html (ECS documents/manuals menu) IntvCodesGuide.pdf

This is an example of the manual included in the VLS (Intelligame) games. Quite crude ... The list of games from VLS and ShockVision will be included in the "Companies" menu soon. Thanks for the suggestions!

The difference refers only to the company name printed on the box and manual (Triple Action and Soccer are some examples). Digimed games are rarer.

Unfortunately, no. But I have Mission X and Swords and Serpents/White Water.