Ubbe

My friend borrowed all my cartridges 30 years ago and then moved out of town. I never saw those games again. The console have been sitting here on a shelf unused for 30 years but a cartridge emulator would be perfect for it now. Intellivision weren't available in my country at the time and I instructed my parents to buy one in London when they made a trip there. I later where sending checks to Dixons on Bond street telling them to send me some games and specified which ones I didn't want, as I had no clue what new games there where to be had. I remember Lock'n Chase being a favorite and Tron discs and the game where you run around in a CPU killing bugs and the game with robots that attacked you in a labyrinth. The games on youtube doesn't look like more than square blocks moving around on the screen but hopefully the gameplay will compensate for that. /Ubbe