Still have my first Intellivision cart I ever bought

[Intellfan]

Most of the posts on here about trying to get the best condition box or cart.

This post is about my worst and it happens to be the first cart I ever bought since it had three games on it Triple Action.

I had a Great Dane in the mid eighty's named Magnum. He liked this Cart too.

Amazingly enough the cart still works like a champ LOL

 

[jaybird3rd]

I still have my first cartridge, too; it's a Night Stalker cart that my great-grandmother gave to me as a Christmas gift, even though I didn't have an Intellivision at the time (I've told that story elsewhere). I'm currently using it to host my Cuttle Cart 3 board.

 

I would say that it's amazing yours still works, but in fact, I'm not surprised. Those old cartridges are pretty durable!

[+Lathe26]

Well, I still have the first Intellivision console and most of the games that my grandfather ever bought. He bought the system for all the grandkids. Eventually, I got it a few years ago (there are few stories of what happened in-between that I'm skipping for brevity).

[IntellivisionDude]

I wish i still had my first cart. But it is long lost. Most of my most played carts were filthy and the label names almost worn right off. If i remember right not too long before the games were sold my very first cart (Burgertime), i could barely get to load since the contacts were so dirty and this was years before i learned about q-tips and rubbing alcohol.

[JasonlikesINTV]

One of these days, I'm going to contact the guy I gave all of my original carts to and see if he still has them. I haven't seen him in years, but I think I could get a hold of him. I don't even remember if I had any rare carts, but I'd love to see them again to find out. Most of my old collection was from the Mattel days, though. I'd probably offer him a hundred bucks for the 20 or so loose commons I gave him....Damn you, Nostalgia!

[HunterZero]

I still have the first cartridge that came with my system: Star Strike, still boxed with manual and overlays. It's a bit beat up, but it's still all there.

 

- J

[+SoulBuster]

I still have my first console and cart. Intellivision II with BurgerTime and my original ESC bought in 1983. Can't remember when I got the Intellivoice, but it was used.