IntelliVania for the Mattel Intellivision coming 2020

[Rev]

 

IntelliVania for the Mattel Intellivision

A game by Matthew Kiehl

 

Includes: Box, Game Cartridge, Instruction Manual, 2 Controller Overlays.

Release Date: 2020

 

 

 

 

 

 

WORK IN PROGRESS VIDEO

 

 

 

 

[+cjherr]

Ready and waiting!

[4ever2600]

Sweeeeet 

 

[ColecoJoe]

Yes!

[cmadruga]

Must have!

[+masschamber]

I'm interested in this

[Sinjinhawke]

I would like to buy this kind sir.  

[endrixiano]

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[Emanuele]

4 hours ago, Rev said:

 

IntelliVania for the Mattel Intellivision

A game by Matthew Kiehl

 

Includes: Box, Game Cartridge, Instruction Manual, 2 Controller Overlays.

Release Date: 2020

 

Looking at the video could it be published on sale within 1H20?

 

Great game!

[lostinind]

Looking good!

[Intymike]

A nice game for your new box design.  

[+intellivotion]

wow

I feel like I'm thirteen again

[Punishermark]

What are the requirements? ECS?

 

Is there a ROM version I can purchase for my LTO?

 

[Zendocon]

This will be fun.  I hope the play control is solid.

[+save2600]

Even love the name - IntelliVania. Clever!  

[Black_Tiger]

Can't wait to play the full game.

 

Here's a full playthrough of the demo recorded off of real hardware that I forgot to post to the forum:

 

 

 

 

[+cmart604]

Mmmmhmmmm. 

[EdgeOfPortal]

Yes please. Very interested in this.

[skywaffle]

I really haven't posted much about this since releasing the demo a while back, but here are some additional screenshots:

 

[skywaffle]

5 hours ago, Zendocon said:

This will be fun.  I hope the play control is solid.

If you have not tried the demo, it is available in the programming forum.   The controls feel pretty close to the NES game, although maybe a touch faster.  I do find that playing on the console, the side buttons become difficult to press by the end of the game, and accidental jumping and whipping happens from squeezing the entire controller.

  

[Black_Tiger]

6 hours ago, Zendocon said:

This will be fun.  I hope the play control is solid.

Playing using a Genesis pad it controlled better than the NES version. The tall narrower player sprite makes it feel more like controlling a 16-bit generation game.

 

I haven't played all the way through on an Intellivision controller, but it was fine clearing the first stage. The biggest factor will likely be the condition of the controller you use.

[skywaffle]

32 minutes ago, Black_Tiger said:

Playing using a Genesis pad it controlled better than the NES version. The tall narrower player sprite makes it feel more like controlling a 16-bit generation game.

 

I haven't played all the way through on an Intellivision controller, but it was fine clearing the first stage. The biggest factor will likely be the condition of the controller you use.

I find using the Intellivision II's controller to be more than acceptable, it's only towards the end of the game I have to hold the controller somewhat angled just so to ensure proper button presses (or my palm will end up pressing the side buttons).   The Intellivision 1's rubber side buttons feel much harder to press and cause a bit more strain during longer play sessions.   The game now has a password system in place so it doesn't have to be cleared in one sitting, so hopefully that will also help.

 

[skywaffle]

6 hours ago, Punishermark said:

What are the requirements? ECS?

 

Is there a ROM version I can purchase for my LTO?

 

It runs on ordinary Intellivision hardware and does not make use of ECS.  I am currently undecided about a digital version yet.

[+save2600]

Does the game make use of the keypad to jump and whip in addition to the side buttons? 

[skywaffle]

13 minutes ago, save2600 said:

Does the game make use of the keypad to jump and whip in addition to the side buttons? 

The keypad is only used for pausing with 1 and 9.   The Intellivision can't register key presses and disc presses completely separate from each other.   I had found this out while trying to implement an alternate control scheme that would have allowed the controller to be held sideways, and using the keypad as face buttons, similar to an NES controller.