Soulbuster's Non-Variant List of Homebrew Games Released

[+SoulBuster]

This list only includes games that were released and does not include all variations of those releases.

I will continue to update this list and hope it is helpful to you for collecting Homebrews.
 

1    4-Tris [Original, Philly Classic, LTO, Intelligentvision]
2    Aardvark
3    Adventures of Tron
4    Anthropomorphic Force
5    Antartic Tales
6    Astro Invader [Red, Blue]
7    Battlestar Galactica Space Battle
8    BC's Quest for Tires [Limited, Standard]
9    Beat Em & Eat Em
10    Blix, Blix/Chocolate Mine
11    Blow Out
12    Boulder Dash
13    Brickout
14    Choplifter
15    Christmas Carol
16    Copter Command
17    Cosmic Avenger
18    D2K Arcade
19    D2K Arcade Special Edition
20    Death Race
21    Deep Zone
22    Deep Pockets
23    Defender of the Crown
24    Desert Bus
25    Donkey Kong Arcade [Elektronite DK Arcade (No Box, Boxed), Intelligentvision]
26    Donkey Kong Junior
27    Fantasy
28    Fantasy Puzzle
29    Flappy Bird
30    Flintstones Keyboard Fun
31    Frakenstein's Monster [Cart Only, CIB]
32    Fubar
33    Game Factory
34    Ghost Busters
35    Gorf
36    Gooninuff
37    Gosub
38    Gyruss
39    Hard Hat
40    H.E.L.I.
41    Hotel Bunny
42    Hover Bovver
43    Illusions
44    Intellivania
45    Inty BASIC Showcase Volume 1
46    Inty BASIC Showcase Volume 2
47    Inty BASIC Showcase Volume 3
48    Jawcrusher
49    Jr. Pac-man
50    Jumpking Jr.
51    Jungle Hunt
52    King of the Mountain
53    Land Battle
54    Laser Sharks
55    League Of Light (Original, Intellivision Revolution)
56    Lock 'N' Chase (K Collapsing Lupin) [Cart Only, Boxed]
57    Lost Caves of Kroz, The [Original, Updated]
58    Mad Bomber
59    Magic Carousel
60    Maria
61    Match 5
62    Melody Runner
63    Meteors
64    Minehunter [Elektronite, Intelligentvision]
65    Miner 2049er
66    Missile Domination [Original, DX]
67    Moon Blast
68    Moonsweeper
69    Ms Night Stalker
70    Ms Pac Man
71    Mystic Castle
72    Ni Felter
73    Ninja Odyssey
74    Number Jumble
75    Old School [standard, Upgrade]
76    Omega Race
77    Oregon Bound
78    Paddle Party
79    Piggy Bank
80    Princess Quest [CBS, Mattel]
81    Pumpkin Master
82    Quo Vadis
83    Robot Rubble (Original, Intellivision Revolution)
84    Rocky & Bullwinkle
85    Same Game & Robots [2005, 2012]
86    Scarfinger
87    Secret Government Waffle Project
88    Sea Venture
89    Shark, Shark 2
90    Smurf: Rescue in Gargemmel's Castle
91    Space Cadet
92    Space Cunt [intellivoice, Mattel]
93    Space Patrol [2008, 2012]
94    Space Raid [CBS, Mattel]
95    Spina the Bee [standard, Upgraded]
96    SteamRoller
97    Stonix
98    Super Chef BT
99    Super Mine-Field
100    Super Pro Baseball
101    Super Pro Hockey
102    Super Pro King of the Mountain
103    Super Pro NFL Football
104    Super Pro Tennis
105    Sydney Hunter [CBS, Coleco]
106    Sydney Hunter and the Sacred Tribe [Limited, GOTY Edition]
107    Takeover
108    Tale of Dragons and Swords, A
109    TNT Cowboy
110    Ultimate Pong
111    Unlucky Pony
112    Upmonsters
113    Wizard of Wor
114    X-Ray
115    Yogi's Frustration
116    Zombie Madness

[Albert]

Ohmigod I am never going to catch up.

[+SoulBuster]

Ohmigod I am never going to catch up.

 

LOL

[+cmart604]

My list is different than that.

[+SoulBuster]

My list is different than that.

 

What do you have on your list?

[+cmart604]

I can't ignore the separate releases. While in some cases the differences may just be new packaging, to me every single "release" must end up on my shelf. My list includes all four 4Tris, both Same Game, etc. But then, that's me. Everyone else's mileage may vary.

[+cmart604]

Ohmigod I am never going to catch up.

We'll help you get there Al.

[Rev]

I agree with your list as it being 'seperate release titles'.

 

But Lets work on a list with all the various reissues and versions as well for the hardcore collectors.

[Rev]

http://www.intellivisionrevolution.com/released-homebrew-games

 

 

Check here Albert.

Edited August 7, 2015 by revolutionika

[+SoulBuster]

I agree that all variations are collectible. But the basic set of games released is shown above. In order for me to complete the Platinum 125 level, I just need to have 1 version of each game on the list of 125. So to complete my homebrew/post 125 list, I just need 1 version of each of those games above. I have that now. 40/40.

Edited August 7, 2015 by SoulBuster

[Ignorama]

I agree with SoulBuster. Variants doesnt matter when we are talking about a complete collection of homebrew titles. Even smaller ROM-Patches do not count for me. There are 40 different titles, period.

[+thegoldenband]

Wait a minute, I thought Mouse Trap was just a variant re-packaging of the released game. Was there additional content in the ROM?

[+intellivotion]

I agree with the most of you, and I think that the same logic as the list of 125 should be applied here.

The list of 125 does not include the reissue second edition of Pac-Man by Intv, with different box, different manual and even different ROM.

This list should not include the second edition of SameGame & Robots

 

 

The list of 125 does not include the Demonstration cartridges,

This list should not include the DotC demo.

 

But...

What about Mouse Trap?

 

What about Hover Bovver (not complete, but playable)?

Edited August 7, 2015 by intellivotion

[Albert]

So, is this list counting just physical cart releases, or ANY homebrews? I am mostly interested in physical cart releases (doesn't have to include a box).

 

..Al

[+intellivotion]

So, is this list counting just physical cart releases, or ANY homebrews? I am mostly interested in physical cart releases (doesn't have to include a box).

 

..Al

Only physical released carts here

[Albert]

Only physical released carts here

Thanks.

[+Lathe26]

I agree that demo carts shouldn't be include since the 125 list doesn't include them.

 

This leaves Hover Bovver - The Half Cut Edition off the list since it is an early demo of the upcoming full game.

[+SoulBuster]

I too am still wondering about the recent Mouse Trap release. While it is a nice addition to my collection, if we follow the 125 logic, it is a package variant, which would reduce the list to 39.

 

But then the books on the 125 era was closed years ago. It is a Post 125 release, so I see the point of including it. If excluded, then do we exclude Donkey Kong Arcade, DK Arcade and D2K Arcade as well because Donkey Kong was previously released?

 

No, I think/vote 40 is the number.

[+intellivotion]

If we keep on following the logic we are talking about, imho Donkey Kong Arcade and DK Arcade should be variants of the same game (like Pac-Man by Atarisoft and Pac-Man by Intv), D2K would be a different one, it would be like a "Super Pro" Donkey Kong Arcade.

Edited August 7, 2015 by intellivotion

[DZ-Jay]

I can't ignore the separate releases.

You know, there are support groups for that sort of thing.

[DZ-Jay]

If we keep on following the logic we are talking about, imho Donkey Kong Arcade and DK Arcade should be variants of the same game (like Pac-Man by Atarisoft and Pac-Man by Intv), D2K would be a different one, it would be like a "Super Pro" Donkey Kong Arcade.

Didn't we go through all this already in the other thread? I believe it's the same argument, and it was decided. Though I agree that Moustrap snuck through while everybody was talking about Donkey Kong. Hmmm.. What to do...

[+SoulBuster]

If we keep on following the logic we are talking about, imho Donkey Kong Arcade and DK Arcade should be variants of the same game (like Pac-Man by Atarisoft and Pac-Man by Intv), D2K would be a different one, it would be like a "Super Pro" Donkey Kong Arcade.

 

True, following the logic, D2k would stay as it like a super pro Tennis or Super Chef BT. Heavily modified.

 

So going back: Any version counts as one of 125. So in the Post 125, Any version counts as one the 40. This would include Mouse Trap as a Post 125 release. Donkey Kong Arcade/DK Arcade is counted as a release and D2K counts as a release even though it has DK Arcade on it. I refer back to the Triple Challenge Cart.

[+SoulBuster]

Didn't we go through all this already in the other thread? I believe it's the same argument, and it was decided. Though I agree that Moustrap snuck through while everybody was talking about Donkey Kong. Hmmm.. What to do...

 

I think we are all set, we are just trying put our minds at ease for the decisions is all.

[+thegoldenband]

I too am still wondering about the recent Mouse Trap release. While it is a nice addition to my collection, if we follow the 125 logic, it is a package variant, which would reduce the list to 39.

 

But then the books on the 125 era was closed years ago. It is a Post 125 release, so I see the point of including it. If excluded, then do we exclude Donkey Kong Arcade, DK Arcade and D2K Arcade as well because Donkey Kong was previously released?

 

No, I think/vote 40 is the number.

 

I disagree. If Mouse Trap is a repackaged re-release of a game in the 125, with the gameplay unchanged, then it's in the same category as INTV Pac-Man: a variant, not a game in its own right. Donkey Kong vs. Donkey Kong Arcade is a totally different beast.

 

Looks like 39 from here. No demo carts, no variants (I agree Donkey Kong Arcade and DK Arcade should be treated as variants of each other).

[+SoulBuster]

 

I disagree. If Mouse Trap is a repackaged re-release of a game in the 125, with the gameplay unchanged, then it's in the same category as INTV Pac-Man: a variant, not a game in its own right. Donkey Kong vs. Donkey Kong Arcade is a totally different beast.

 

Looks like 39 from here. No demo carts, no variants (I agree Donkey Kong Arcade and DK Arcade should be treated as variants of each other).

 

There are two sides: There is the one you mention and it is valid.

Then there is: It was not released during the 125 and is considered a Post 125 Release and is unlike any other Post 125 Release. This is also valid.

Edited August 7, 2015 by SoulBuster