Gray Defender

Hello, I thought I would share my review of this game here with you guys. Enjoy!

My condolences as well. WAY to young

It's a great game, I had made a short video review for it a few days back.

Hi, I was trying to check out your game, but Windows smart screen keeps preventing me from trying it out. I am using a Windows 10 PC. It says running this app might put your PC at risk lol..

I'll be there that weekend. Looking forward to meeting you guys...

Happy Bday and thank you!

All that stuff is definitely collectable and even fun to play sometimes lol..

Fates Warning - Kyrie Eleison Men at work - Down Under Rolling Stones - Start Me Up Journey - Separate Ways Michael Jackson - Thriller

Great question! According to this link it is something called "Syzygy" in 1971 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_arcade_video_game_history

This is my first Intellivision game review. Check out Ultimate Pong!

Excerpt from my YT review: "The games programmer, Howard Scott Warshaw, was impressively able to design, program, get sign off from Steven Spielberg on the completed project, all in a time span of just five weeks. It contained the first sanctioned video game Easter egg, meaning permission was granted before inserting it into the game. This game also contains one of the earliest examples of in game product placements, Reese's pieces. ET is a single player game. I am pretty sure I received this game for Christmas that year. At the time it really didn’t matter to me how good or bad the game was, I had the ET game and I was a happy camper. Atari produced over five million copies of this game"

Nice game. I find it to be addictive. I had a question. Can the game be beaten or are you just playing for score? I notice when you fire and miss your bullet sometimes stays at the end. If I were to nitpick, I would want there to be a pause in game play after you "die". The other thing I would want fixed in this, would be for the sound at the end of the game to go away after a few seconds. Nice job!

I hadn't seen that before, really neat. Thanks for sharing!

Great question, it looks like it is currently available to watch on both services. I will check it out soon.

I agree with your points and I do my part to try to support the homebrew/indie developers out there. I have played both the games you mentioned, so richly developed, fun and extremely challenging (some might say impossible...) Thanks for mentioning Indie Game the movie I hadn't seen it but it looks really good here's the trailer. Also here's the website for purchasing the film: http://buy.indiegamethemovie.com/ And the original kickstarter: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/blinkworks/indie-game-the-movie

I say welcome back to Intellivision. It is a great console and there are still developers making great games for the system. Some of those are freely available to download. Some are also available to purchase as a ROM download for around $10 or so and are well worth it, IMO. I picked up one of those LTO flash devices and they are great. Also if you are feeling nostalgic, then playing Intellivision is a great way to bring back those memories...

Mountain king?

One each please.

That was really beautiful Albert, you raised the bar for new Atari 2600 video game trailers.

Please add me to the list / late comer...

I certainly thought Nukey Shays, Pac-Man 8k was a HACK. In fact I dug up my review from my onenote and would like to share it with you guys here. Let me know what you think... My Pac-Man 8k (by Nukey Shay) Review Atariage / Gray Defender exclusive!!

I am sort of a Pac-Man nut, so my favorite hacks are by Nukey Shay: 1. Pac-Man 8K 2. Hack'EM 3. Ms. Hack

Ah, nice. Those cartridges are hard to find now and expensive. They are also fun to play around with and try to hack the games with or to just follow along with the fanzine.

Follow along as I demonstrate the Action replay software on a physical C64c as well as two emulators and perform some game hacks from Freeze64 fanzine!!