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  1. Robot Army Pre-order Unfortunately, Left Turn Only has been unable to support Elektronite (or anyone else) due to an unusually heavy workload. Therefore, we've been unable to push certain titles forward to release status for the past number of months. This has put quite a bit of financial pressure on me personally and I'm in a dire situation with regards to my visa status. To put it bluntly, I need to raise money in a very short period of time. Unfortunately, sales of various games is impossible at this time. My solution is to offer a pre-order of 70 copies of ROBOT ARMY. This is the current situation: - The boxes are printed - The game is completed but still needs testing - The manual is in the process of being written and has not printed - The Sticker is designed and about to be printed - The overlay design is not yet complete. We feel that we could have each of these items finished within a month or two. HOWEVER, it is unclear WHEN the cartridges can be delivered by LTO. Therefore this is a NON SPECIFIED delivery date pre-order. In other words, it will be ready to ship when it is ready to ship. The last pre-order we did, a lot of people didn't understand that there was no actual promised date of delivery and they kept emailing asking when it was ready to be shipped, so I want that to be clear before you order. Here are the benefits of a pre-order. - You save $10 US per copy. Each copy will be sold for $80 US with shipping and PayPal fees included. - People who pre-order will be the FIRST people to get a copy of the game before anyone else. Note: Due to shortages of cartridges, it may be some time before more than the pre-order copies are available. (This does NOT mean that there will only ever be 70 copies of the game) The details: - There are No serial numbers and the order number has nothing to do with numbered copies. - The game will ship in a box this time with no exceptions. - The PayPal address will be my wife's PayPal address, so please do NOT send money without an email to elektronite@hotmail.com where payment details will be given. Note: If you need any references, I'm sure that there are people on Atari Age and Facebook that can vouch for me. Simply put, you pay for a game, you get a game. Period. Also, there MAY be another as of yet unannounced game that can be included in the pre-order in order to also save on shipping and effort to mail copies. Please stay tuned for more information. Please do not misunderstand. This does NOT mean that there are only going to be 70 copies of the game available. It only means that there is a limit to the number of pre-orders at a discount. Do not feel that you will 'miss out' if you don't pre-order the game. That is NOT the case. Thank you for your consideration and your support in this personally difficult situation. Robot Army Pre-order: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. 46. 47. 48. 49. 50. 51. 52. 53. 54. 55. 56. 57. 58. 59. 60. 61. 62. 63. 64. 65. 66. 67. 68. 69. 70.
  2. Hello everyone, I am Oscar Kenneth, from Kai Magazine (Developer of Ninja Odyssey). Here we are again to let you know that we FINISHED the second game for Intellivision (now it is in beta-testing process) and that it will be published by Elektronite on April if the betatesting process checks out. The game’s name is: TNT Cowboy An explosive Western Action RPG. Imagine playing a game such as Zelda or Final Fantasy, in which you defeat your enemies by blowing them up with TNT charges. Yes, this game is a full blown action RPG with experience points, level ups, money, quests, etc, but also, the combats have Bomberman elements. Just watch the video and you will understand (NTSC colors): https://youtu.be/Ws0aIlTEql0 It can’t be appreciated on the video but the game works completely smooth at 60 fps (50fps on Pal/Secam) but the video conversion and emulator and vsync problems make it impossible for me to record a 1:1 video. This game also features a real time shadow system which modifies the shadow casted by the solid elements in the game as they change (due to the explosions) and the main character gets affected by the shadows as well. This game took us thousands of man hours to complete and it is really big. There is a full screen intro with several images, an ending with the same, several complex BGM, many many areas to play etc. The game is more than 200Kb big, which if I am not mistaken, it is the biggest finished game for Intellivision ever created (not demo, there are bigger demos). I usually make Kai Magazine covers myself (such as Ninja Odyssey and many of our other previous games) but for this game I hired a professional cover artist who did a really nice job. I also hired a music composer and I wrote and adapted the music on Intellivision format. We all went the extra mile for this game to make it as big as we could. I really hope you like it and that you will support it so we can continue making games for Intellivision. On that regard, I can tell you that we started the development on the third game already. “Antropomorphic Force” will be a fast-paced frenetic Sci-Fi Arcade Space Shooter with humanoid shaped robots, weird aliens, multiple scroll layers, multi-colored sprites (player and enemies) and lots and lots of stuff moving on the screen at the same time. We will show you something as the game advances further, but I can tell you that it already looks better than Ninja Odyssey and TNT Cowboy. As we learn more about the Intellivision hardware we can do better stuff. Thank you everyone for your support! Special thanks to Elektronite, Artrag, Nanochess,Victor Sanchez, Miguel Angel Jimenez and Xavi Sorinas for making this possible!
  3. I realized I still had this game even though I sold my Intellivision a while back, so it's up for auction. Check it out here https://www.ebay.com/itm/275913500387
  4. With the cartridge shortage of the last two years, it has been a struggle to release the games in the Elektronite pipeline. The latest influx of cartridges allowed us to print the remaining materials needed for; Ninja Odyssey TNT Cowboy A-F Cat Attack!!! Star Mercenary Infiltrator Robot Army The Pandora Incident All of these titles are now getting a few 'complete in box' copies being distributed. Unfortunately, because of these struggles, Elektronite has only ONE game in development at the moment, and that will debut sometime in 2024. Fortunately, I'm pleased to report that it will be an EPIC game! We have secured licensing of "The Immortal" from Piko Interactive. In the next year, we hope to have a new JLP version that greatly increases the storage capacity of the cartridge in order to hold the game. We wanted to have it as a surprise for people when we released our 2023 Elektronite Catalogue as a 'Coming Soon' game. Unfortunately, we've been having a bit of difficulty finding an artist to render the cover that we want for the game. Please see the scene in the mocked up art. We are hoping to have artists render this scene and either choose a font for the logo to compliment the art, or to design your own logo. The winner of the contest, judged by public voting, will have their art used for the game, receive $100 US and a copy of the game. The second and third place finishers will get a copy of the game. Details about the contest closing date are to be announced. Here are the requirements guidelines of the render as requested by the programmer: For the box art of The Immortal, I'd like to have the picture below recreated by the artist. - Must use a somber and gothic type of art - DO NOT use a cartoonish style. - Use Dark Souls box art for inspiration on how to show light and shadows. Make the dragon fire very bright, illuminating the rocky structures around it. - At the tip of the wizard's hand there is another bright light source, which should have a similar lighting effect. It should illuminate the wizard's arm. - The wizard's clothes must have the same colors as shown. Grey and red. White hair. Purple staff. - The dragon may have a different color (let's try green) so it is more visible against the rocky background. - Make sure the dragon's eye is visible. Of course, since this is a contest the artist can choose what to use and what not to use in their render of the art. I've included some PRELIMINARY test screens for the game. Everything, of course, is subject to change.
  5. I have the digital manual (The printed Elektronite manual will be different) for this game. The game is complete. We could begin to sell LTO Flash! ROMS for this game very soon. However, before we do that, I want to gauge the feelings of the Intellivision fan base on the following idea. Due to many reasons, mainly caused by the worldwide pandemic, we have not been able to box up and sell the 3 Kai Magazine games TNT Cowboy, Ninja Odyssey, and Anthropomorphic Force yet. The cost of printing has been prohibitive and frankly, our main focus has been on programming. In order for the developer to pay the rent and feed his children, most of our resources have been focused on keeping producing content rather than printing. I have an idea that will help us gain the needed capital to get the materials needed to 'properly' release the game. Pre-orders. Yes, I know that a certain individual somewhat wrecked the idea of pre-ordering a game in the Intellivision community. However, those pre-orders were for an incomplete or yet to be written game. This game is finished and ready to play. My proposal is that for people who pre-order the game, they will get a FREE LTO Flash! ROM encrypted for their personal LTO Flash! . Please be aware that I am not going to entertain any suggestions that the ROM be unprotected for use on emulators. Not going to happen. Sorry. We put far too much money into these games for them to end up on a ROM site. That being said, we would need about 100 pre-orders in order to have the box, manuals, overlays and stickers printed and to purchase cartridges for the games. My idea would be to collect the names of people willing to pre-order and then when we hit 100 copies, ask for payment and then get the materials printed and copies ready to ship ASAP. Please let me know your feelings below. Cost of the game would be $70 US plus shipping/PayPal fees which would vary depending on where the game is distributed. This has already been posted on facebook. Please do not express interest HERE if you've already expressed interest on the facebook Intellivision Invasion group. Here is a video of the game play for those who are not familiar with the game. Just because we are giving away a bonus LTO Flash! ROM does not mean that you are unable to pre-order and help make the release happen. The ROM is a 'bonus' not a requirement.
  6. Unfortunately, the number of boxes that made it to Elektronite World Headquarters was not as numerous as first thought. Therefore, a limited number of copies will be available for purchase on November 1, 2019. We will be taking reservations for 25 copies (only) in this forum. The cost of the game will be $70 US plus PayPal fees and Shipping. If you miss out on this forum, there will be copies available for reservation on facebook in Intellivision Invasion. The game will be shipped from Thailand with a declaration cost of the materials, so European customers will not be taken to the cleaners when it arrives. Cost of shipping is to be determined. Sorry for the rationing, but only a limited number of copies are available at this time. PayPal will be the only method of payment at this time. 1. EeBuckeye 2. Stupus 3. Gray Defender 4. Spaceman 5. 1980 Gamer 6. MammothServices 7. Wolfy62 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25.
  7. Elektronite is proud to present Ninja Odyssey for your enjoyment. The people from the remote village of Teguma always lived in peace and harmony but a few weeks ago all the animals begun to act aggressively and started attacking without provocation. Short after the villagers started to feel weak, sick, as if the life was being sucked out of them. They discovered that 3 ancestral ghosts entered our plane of existence through the 3 temples on the Teguma valley and they were draining the life force of all humans in order to return to life. But by the time they found out about the ghosts it was too late, everyone was too weak to do anything against them... Everyone except for one: The young Ninja Kasuhiro Kun still stands and he must travel to the 3 temples in order to defeat the ghosts before his life force is drained completely! And so, the biggest odyssey of his life begins! Video of Nija Odyssey: https://youtu.be/TYzE0Qhg5Dw Sales will begin on Saturday, February 23rd at 10am Pacific on the Naber Hood Games website. Until then, the buy button will be disabled, but you can view the products. Shipping will proceed immediately after sales start. There are three product purchase pages and are on the home page as follows: 1. Ninja Odyssey Cart Only. $40 plus shipping [a] 2. Ninja Odyssey Cart with ROM for LTO Flash Only. $50 plus shipping [a,b,c] 3. Ninja Odyssey ROM for LTO Flash Only. $20 delivery by email. [c,d] a) All carts will be shipped in a small bubble envelope. b) This version does not include $10 physical purchase discount. c) ROM sales are for the LTO Flash cart Only. ROMs will be encrypted to your LTO Flash cart. Your ROM purchase will not work on other multicarts, emulators or even other LTO Flash carts. You will need to send your order number and LTO Flash ID (located on the home TAB of the LTO Flash software) using the CONTACT US button on the website. Your encrypted ROM will be sent by email in a day or two. d) Includes a $10 discount for purchase of the physical game, cart only or CIB if/when that happens. It cannot be used when purchasing the cart with ROM option (#2). A user account for the website is required to receive or use this $10 discount. The discount is applied automatically to your user account when the ROM only option is purchased and shows the physical game at a discount of $10 off, so sign up before you make this purchase. One discount per customer. IMPORTANT: if you plan to purchase the ROM Only, make sure to create an account (if not already done) at the website first and use that account to make the purchase.
  8. Hello folks! This video shows the upcoming Mattel Intellivision game “A Tale of Dragons and Swords” developed by Kai Magazine, published by Elektronite and based on an idea of Valter Prette. In this video you can see the intro, six minutes of uninterrupted game-play and after that, you can see several levels of the dungeon, enemies and key elements of the game. At the end of the video you can see an epic fight against a huge dragon: The game is finished and in the beta-testing process. This game features different difficulty levels, in-cartridge game save, different graphics and musical tracks for the dungeons, many multi-coloured enemies, 99 levels of experience for the player/character, shops, magic items, new abilities, 3 endings and much more, all in a big capacity cartridge (the game is 200Kb aprox). The musical tracks are composed by John Hassink (TNT cowboy, Antropomorphic Force) and the cover is illustrated by Miguel Angel Jimenez (TNT cowboy, Antropomorphic Force). We hope you like it!
  9. Hi guys! How are you all doing? I hope you all are OK in these hard times. I wanted to let you know that we (Kai Magazine as developer and Elektronite as publisher) are working on the remake of the Intellivision's original TNT Cowboy, with the same essence that you enjoyed so much (as many people told us) but better graphics, musics and longer game-play. The game has the same depth and fun as the original: A "Final Fantasy" kind of game (where you can level up your character, accept quests, earn money, build your reputation, buy abilities and better equipment, etc) but instead of boring turn based combats, you get to blow up all those mutant beasts and undead creatures with TNT charges in real time! Regardless of this last statement, it is family friendly, it is aimed for all ages. The game will also have new features such as multiplayer! We thought it would be fun for those who played the original game, to be able to compare certain key elements and areas of the original game versus the remake's same elements and areas, so here you can see a bunch of pics, showing the original Intellivision’s graphics, and the remade graphics of those areas. I hope they are shown in the same order I uploaded them, so they are easier to compare ^_^! Many graphics and elements still need to be improved, such as the main character itself and some background details, so the final game will probably look much better than this. We are developing the game in Unity, so it can be easily ported to any modern console or device. We are aiming the game performance to work (with different quality settings) to the following systems: -Amico -Atari VCS -Nintendo Switch -PC (Steam) Other systems might be considered in the future. We will publish a promo video shortly, so stay tuned if you are interested in this game. Please let us know what you think about it, and for which systems would you like to see this game published in. Stay safe!
  10. Elektronite, in association with Kai Magazine, is pleased to present... TNT Cowboy A NEW game written for your Mattel Electronics Intellivision! TNT Cowboy is an explosive new Action/RPG game that transports you to the Wild West where people don't use guns to solve their problems, but TNT charges! Lots of very strange things are happening in this town. Gigantic animals are attacking the people and some folks have even seen ghosts! Don't wait a second more! Catch the first train to the town that will offer you the greatest adventure of your life! TNT Cowboy is currently ONLY available as a ROM for exclusive use on the LTO Flash! Intellivision Multicart. The price for the LTO Flash! ROM (Not for use with other multicarts nor emulators) is $20 US + $1.10 US PayPal fees. If you do not have an LTO Flash!, you may obtain one from Left Turn Only, LLC. at; http://ltoflash.leftturnonly.info/ Loose cartridge sales will go on sale in late May or June 2019 and be $40 US + Shipping. Manuals, overlays and boxes will be available separately (when available) for $30 US. We will be taking 'CIB' pre-orders at that time for the complete in box version of the game. People who buy the ROM and pre-pay for their complete in box copy (And cover PayPal charges) will get FREE SHIPPING when the 'CIB' version of the game is available. European customers take note: In the future we will be declaring replacement cost of the materials when shipping, NOT the retail cost. We hope to avoid unnecessary extra charges upon delivery. Please take that into consideration when deciding if you wish to support us by purchasing a copy. We know that there are a lot of choices when it comes to deciding where to spend your retrogaming dollars. There are presently a TON of choices in the very small Intellivision niche market. In fact, there may be too many choices at the moment. The truth is that we are starting to struggle a bit. That is why we are taking pre-oders for the complete in box edition. We just cannot manage to raise the tremendous amount of resources required to release games of the quality that you've come to expect from Elektronite without some help. We know that a $70 US investment in one of our 'complete in box' games is a lot to ask. Some people have been passing on our recent releases. Therefore, we are hoping to make our games more accessible and satisfy the people who want to use a multicart, those who want a loose cartridge as cheap as possible, and those who like to have full box versions of our games. We'd love to be able to accommodate the people who use emulation, but that is simply not possible at this time, until we've recovered our investment. Elektronite has hired a professional programmer to create 3 games for us. Ninja Odyssey, TNT Cowboy and Antropomorphic Force, also known as A.F. Check out a sneak peek here: https://youtu.be/MsxC2HRKY0M?t=1 ALL sales of TNT Cowboy ROMS are going towards the development costs of Antropomorphic Force. If we can cover development costs with your help, we can then commission 3 more games. Otherwise, Kai Magazine is probably going to return to MSX development, which would be a big loss for Intellivision fans. If you want to see more quality Elektronite/Kai Magazine games, don't delay, order today! HOW TO ORDER Please email your request to: elektronite (at) hotmail (dot com) Put TNT Cowboy LTO Flash! ROM in the title Please give the first FIVE characters (only) of your DRUID (unique LTO Flash! identifier) number. You can obtain the ID number by plugging your LTO Flash! cartridge into the computer via USB and using the Graphical User Interface to find out the number or using the Intellivision to read the ID number from the Intellivision screen. You do NOT need to copy out the full 32 character long ID number, however the first 5 characters MUST be accurate. Your ID number is NOT LTO-04-XXX. We will send you a PayPal address for you to submit your payment. PLEASE NOTE: After you pay, you should receive the rom within 24 hours but NO MORE than 48 hours. If you do NOT receive your ROM, please check your junk mail box. If the ROM is not there, please send us an email with an alternative email address where we may send the rom. It is our experience that some email domains throttle and delete emails with our roms attached.
  11. This is the official news thread for Elektronite Games
  12. Hello, I am Oscar Kenneth, from Kai Magazine Software. A few months back I presented you a Project we were working on: Thio’s odyssey. Turns out I received some offers and the game will be published by Elektronite, with a different name (Ninja Odyssey) and lots of changes and improvements. The premise is very different now and the playability has evolved a lot, including different shurikens, a red suit for double jump, an intro, final bosses, smooth moving multi-colored enemies and many more things. I am attaching a video link and some snapshots: The video is recorded at 30 Fps but the game runs perfectly smooth at 60 Fps, so it will look much better on your console. This game does not require any additional hardware and it works on any Intellivision console. We are working on other Intellivision games, so if you like this one, stay tunned That’s all for now. I hope you like the game.
  13. Elektronite is pleased to announce that we are now shipping A.F. for exclusive use on the LTO Flash! for $20 US + $1.10 US PayPal fees. Please send your DRUID (Unique ID) for your LTO Flash! cartridge to: elektronite at hotmail. com for instructions on how to order A.F. We will be selling 50 loose cartridges over the summer when we get cartridges in stock.
  14. The 2018 Elektronite Catalogue is an expanded version of last year's booklet. It's got 16 pages of games that have been released over the past seven years – plus several that are coming your way very, very soon! Just as you'd expect, it's got game details and screens, box art, and programmer credits. New this time around is a nice two-page history of Elektronite with some of that great artwork sprinkled in. They're available now on my Intv Extras website (http://markthompson.us/intellivision) From the home page, click on the link for Catalogs. The price is $5 plus postage, and I'll be ready to start shipping these on Monday. Thanks again for the support. I've got one or two other things on the drawing board, so stay tuned.
  15. I'm pleased to announce that the 2017 Elektronite game catalogue is now available at my Intv Extras site (http://markthompson.us/intellivision). The price is $5.50 plus postage, and I can ship starting tomorrow. It's got 12 pages of the Elektronite titles published over the last five years. Plus it has details about upcoming games planned for 2017 and beyond. Included are game descriptions and features, screens, box art, and programmer credits. It's professionally printed on glossy paper, just like the other catalogues I've done. In my mind, it's a catalogue with two purposes. It catalogues the games Elektronite has produced, and it works as a shopping guide like back in the day, since most of the games are for sale at naberhood.com. My sincere thanks go out to William Moeller for his enthusiastic support for this project. Any questions, feel free to PM me. Thanks.
  16. I went on the Elektronite website and found the arcade version of Donkey Kong for the Intellivision, the only problem is I can't find where to buy it. Does anyone know who sells it?
  17. http://intellivisionrevolution.com/entries/intellivision-homebrew-games/brett-weiss-reviews-match-5-for-intellivision A good review by Brett Weiss. >> Direct link to Brett's review
  18. Hello all, I just want to let you know that Retro Gamer Magazine (no. 118, see below) is running a special article on Defender of the Crown. They also gave coverage to the Elektronite / Classic Game Publishers project. Well done! Enjoy!
  19. Hey everyone, Just wanted to let everyone know that both the D1K ARCADE ROM and the D2K ARCADE ROM are now available for only $10 each, FROM NOW UNTIL THE END OF THE YEAR. After that, the prices will revert back to $20, and $15, respectively. You can place your orders or find out more on my blogger homepage: http://www.carlmuellerjr.com/ As before, the sale price includes PDFs or scans of the instructions, overlays, box (back and front) - even the cartridge sticker - used in the actual physical release. In addition, each ROM is serial numbered and customized to include your name in the in-game credits. Please include a note with your payment if you want to use a special name (18 characters max). If you haven't tried this game out, what are you waiting for? No more excuses - play it anywhere, anytime, on real hardware or emulation! Thanks again, Carl Mueller, Jr.  
  20. Hey everyone, Just a friendly reminder that today is the D1K/D2K Holiday Sale's FINAL DAY! The D1K ARCADE ROM and the D2K ARCADE ROM are now only $10 each, but the offer expires at MIDNIGHT TONIGHT. After that, the prices will revert back to $20, and $15, respectively. And why not buy both? :-) D2K may contain D1K's levels, but only D1K offers the options to play with Japanese screen-ordering! Impossible in the US version, this allows you to play the elevator screen and the pie factory at the lowest difficulty. In effect, this is the "easy" version of the game. You also proceed directly from board to board, without repetitions. You can place your orders or find out more on my blogger homepage: http://www.carlmuellerjr.com/ Included with your purchase are PDFs/scans of the instructions, overlays, box (back and front) - even the cartridge sticker - used in the actual physical release. In addition, each ROM is serial numbered and customized to include your name in the in-game credits. Please include a note with your payment if you want to use a special name (18 characters max). If you haven't tried this game out, what are you waiting for? No more excuses - play it anywhere, anytime, on real hardware or emulation! Also, if you've played and enjoyed D2K, please VOTE it the "Intellivision Game of the Year 2012" at the following link: http://www.atariage....-the-year-2012/ One final note: the D2K ARCADE physical release (complete-in-box) is now available bundled with Minehunter for ONLY $113 ($15 savings). This is part of our holiday sale and ends AT MIDNIGHT TONIGHT! For this and other great deals, click on the following link: http://www.gamesfory...ter_orders.html Happy Holidays and a Happy New Year from Elektronite and Classic Game Publishers, Inc.! Carl Mueller, Jr. CEO of Classic Game Publishers, Inc. carljr17@hotmail.com
  21. All, I've put together an order page for the D1K ARCADE ROM. There's nothing new here, it just shows you exactly what you're getting, and hopefully entices you into buying. :-) The "buy now" button is also linked to my yahoo address for payment, which is fixed at $15. Don't forget to include the nickname you want, up to 18 characters. Otherwise I will use the name associated with your PayPal account. Check it out: http://gamesforyouri...sion.com/d1krom
  22. http://www.intellivi...rtwork-revealed Now I REALLY like the box art for this game.
  23. http://www.intellivi...rom-elektronite Programmed by catsfolly, Looks good!
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