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For that particular picture of the Intellivision "train" as we call it in the Inty forums, this will not work due to the last piece of hardware shown. First device is the console, so that works. Second device is the Intellivoice, and that works for the games that have voices Third device is the ECS module, and that works for the games written to take advantage of it. Last device is the PlayCable, and this does not work. This was made back in the '80s for certain cable companies to download games to play at home. This stopped working back in the '80s Another possible "caboose" for the Intellivision train is the System Changer - Atari 2600 module Or maybe the multiple cart selector

So at the end of the cable it has the old school DB15 gameport connector? https://www.raphnet-tech.com/products/gameport_to_usb/index.php

Hello evg2000, on page 4, in the BOM, are the blue underlined text supposed to be a hyperlink to the various websites for the material? For me, these are just blue text that is underlined and not a link. Just curious. Thanks for all the hard work you are putting into this.

Will it work with this Saturn-USB adapter? https://www.raphnet-tech.com/products/saturn_to_usb_adapter_v2/index.php

Or sold at a garage/estate sale and the remnants given to Goodwill or tossed in the garbage

What's on the back side? Did you open it up and see what's on the inside? what country are you in?

Stephena says it will speed everything up curious if someone would give it a try He says that the input would also be increased, so it may make it harder to move.

The hardware for this is discussed here:

There is one down in Modesto California that is asking for offers. https://offerup.com/item/detail/837485397/

What Raspberry Pi model did you order? It most likely has built in bluetooth, so no USB dongle is needed, but I've never used a bluetooth controller. Some have noted an input lag when using bluetooth, but YMMV

I had one

it wasn't so much that it was popular or not popular. The console was released in '76, so before Atari, and Atari must have been looking at all possible competition at that time

It was also competing with Channel F Math Quiz 1 and Math Quiz 2

The "stay at home" orders said to stock food up for a month's worth, so he will not be running out of spaghetti during these troubling times Or may be he is a heavy michelada drinker. Alcohol purchases have increased in these past few weeks

don't know Maybe someone else knows, but not me

So parents will feel good that there kids can actually learn something with this high dollar purchase video game system.

How long ago was it last touched? It may be worth the time and effort to update it, or start over with a fresh build with the current RetroPie

Move the 1-player and 2-player down to the "coin slot" area and you have more room

Now that Wizard of Wor has been made, any hopes for a Berzerk or Frenzy?

Are you planning to have a splashscreen for each end of game scenario?

Also, as mentioned above using the LTO Flash software as your GUI is probably better than using the old windows GUI

I use the Windows GUI for jzintv. Works well enough for me. You can get it here: http://www.intellivision.us/intvgames/jzintv/jzintv.php That contains the GUI and an older version of jzintv, so after you install it then you can go and grab the latest "Current Stable Dev Version" from Joe's site: http://spatula-city.org/~im14u2c/intv/ Just unzip the files and overwrite the ones that were installed with the GUI.

Isn't this how Joshua started? and the next thing you know it is playing Global Thermonuclear War against some punk kid A little chess program grew into this:

Yes, something about the game needs to be exclusive for Amico, so make it TNT Cowgirl

there is only one Mr Bombastic for me