Intellivision Ebay Roundup

[mr_me]

Very few people have the equipment to run it. How many people collect software for hardware they don't have.

Edited May 11, 2018 by mr_me

[Porte048]

Very few people have the equipment to run it. How many people collect software for hardware they don't have.

Even at that.

 

I have the hardware but would never open a sealed copy.

 

Wish the unsealed copy went up for auction

[JasonlikesINTV]

I thought it would go higher, these are more rare than Spiker, especially still sealed.

Agreed, plus I feel that Spiker is overpriced. There can't be that many more Stadium Mud Buggies out there and it's price never shot up like Spiker's did.

 

Side note...I recently picked up a cool variant that's definitely rarer than Spiker. More to come...

[Steve Jones]

Did you buy Hanks Backgammon? Or his French Blockade Runner?

[+cmart604]

It's not in the list of the "Intellivision canon" (= 125 classics). I guess this is the main reason why it didn't go higher despite its rarity

Yep. Most folks that won a copy of Spiker could/would likely play it. Jack Lalanne not so much.

[+cmart604]

Side note...I recently picked up a cool variant that's definitely rarer than Spiker. More to come...

Wait. What? Do tell.

[stupus]

Yep. Most folks that won a copy of Spiker could/would likely play it. Jack Lalanne not so much.

Sealed is probably the best way to enjoy jack lalanne

[mr_me]

If someone can run Jack Lalanne please record a video.

[Steve Jones]

Even better a video of the winner working out along with the program

[Atari_Bill]

Agreed, plus I feel that Spiker is overpriced. There can't be that many more Stadium Mud Buggies out there and it's price never shot up like Spiker's did.

 

Side note...I recently picked up a cool variant that's definitely rarer than Spiker. More to come...

Very much agreed. Spiker is extremely overpriced for how many appear. It seems to have the same mystique that Chase the Chuckwagon had for the Atari back in the early 2000s.

 

Looking forward to hearing of the new addition!

[stupus]

Yeah, I mean telegames sold them for like $15 back in the 90s. There are definitely copies of it out there in decent numbers.....There likely could be a pallet of them hidden away somewhere who knows...

I know Sean Kelly had piles of learning fun 2 back then and he couldn't give them away. He had stacks of the flat boxes he literally tossed some out.

[JasonlikesINTV]

Yeah, I mean telegames sold them for like $15 back in the 90s. There are definitely copies of it out there in decent numbers.....There likely could be a pallet of them hidden away somewhere who knows...

I know Sean Kelly had piles of learning fun 2 back then and he couldn't give them away. He had stacks of the flat boxes he literally tossed some out.

[JasonlikesINTV]

Did you buy Hanks Backgammon? Or his French Blockade Runner?

Wasn't Blockade Runner already bilingual?

[Humblejack]

Did you buy Hanks Backgammon? Or his French Blockade Runner?

 

No, they should hit ebay in a week or so.

[wolfy62]

I am glad I purchased a couple multi carts from Sean Kelly back in the day!

[Humblejack]

I am glad I purchased a couple multi carts from Sean Kelly back in the day!

 

Hey, your Avatar is the exact screen shot I took on my TV for my ebay auction. Sorry to copy you, hope there is no copyright infringement!

[Steve Jones]

Wasn't Blockade Runner already bilingual?

Let me rephrase that Blockade Runner French Only

[mr_me]

Yeah, I mean telegames sold them for like $15 back in the 90s. There are definitely copies of it out there in decent numbers.....There likely could be a pallet of them hidden away somewhere who knows...

I know Sean Kelly had piles of learning fun 2 back then and he couldn't give them away. He had stacks of the flat boxes he literally tossed some out.

Using the wayback machine, telegames.com earliest archived page from 1998 has Spiker Volleyball but not Stadium Mud Buggies. Spiker came off the price list in 2000, Body Slam Wrestling removed in 1999. Spiker and SMB came out at the same time and were probably produced in the same numbers.

https://web.archive.org/web/19981203070212/http://telegames.com:80/INTV.HTM

 

Telegames likely aquired INTV Corp stock. Spiker and SMB being the last Intellivision cartridges produced in 1989 may not have made it to any other stores. Were they in Toysrus? Anyone in Europe/Brasil see them back in 1989/90?

Edited May 12, 2018 by mr_me

[+intvsteve]

Did Radio Shack have the Telegames stuff in their catalog? I remember checking those and placing orders only to come up empty.

[Intymike]

Using the wayback machine, telegames.com earliest archived page from 1998 has Spiker Volleyball but not Stadium Mud Buggies. Spiker came off the price list in 2000, Body Slam Wrestling removed in 1999. Spiker and SMB came out at the same time and were probably produced in the same numbers.

https://web.archive.org/web/19981203070212/http://telegames.com:80/INTV.HTM

 

Telegames likely aquired INTV Corp stock. Spiker and SMB being the last Intellivision cartridges produced in 1989 may not have made it to any other stores. Were they in Toysrus? Anyone in Europe/Brasil see them back in 1989/90?

 

 

While Toys'r'us had a pretty decent videogame section end of the 80s/beginning 90s with Nintendo, Sega, all Atari (2600, 7800, XE, Lynx) and Commodore C64/Amiga in Germany. It never had Intellivision. I stumbled across the Intv stuff the first time on the internet (Blue Sky Rangers site).

[mr_me]

Did Radio Shack have the Telegames stuff in their catalog? I remember checking those and placing orders only to come up empty.

I heard Radio Shack had Intellivision cartridges for a long time. I assumed it was old Mattel Electronics stock. I've never heard of Intellivision cartridges rereleased by Telegames like they did with other platforms.

 

Edit:

Sorry, according to posts here Tele-games and others did sell their Intellivision cartridges through the Radio Shack catalog. http://atariage.com/forums/topic/208054-dig-dug-shrinkwrap-radio-shack-turbo-zone-direct/

Edited May 12, 2018 by mr_me

[JasonlikesINTV]

Let me rephrase that Blockade Runner French Only

Ah, neat!

[+nurmix]

I heard Radio Shack had Intellivision cartridges for a long time. I assumed it was old Mattel Electronics stock. I've never heard of Intellivision cartridges rereleased by Telegames like they did with other platforms.

 

Edit:

Sorry, according to posts here Tele-games and others did sell their Intellivision cartridges through the Radio Shack catalog.

I bought Intellivision games through Radio Shack and Telegames back in the late '90s. I still have some receipts and photo copies of the pages from the Radio Shack binder. I'll have to scan and post them.

 

 

 

Sent from my Keyboard Component using Jack's Conversational Intelli-talk cassette

[Intymike]

I heard Radio Shack had Intellivision cartridges for a long time. I assumed it was old Mattel Electronics stock. I've never heard of Intellivision cartridges rereleased by Telegames like they did with other platforms.

 

 

 

 

At least they repackaged Intellivision stuff. When I found out about Telegames I ordered some stuff from them. I got Space Spartans in a similar box like this Wing War for Colecovision (but with original instructions and cartridge).

A few years later I resold it.

Edited May 12, 2018 by Intymike

[Porte048]

Update:

 

He dropped the price from the ~140 mark.

 

Man if only he could have sold it for around that before!

 

This guy is the worst.

 

eBay Auction -- Item Number: 273209076258