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Hope everyone is well.  Just wondering what everyone's top 3 favorite INTV games and 3 hidden gems that you feel are great games, but are often overlooked.  Really getting back into enjoying INTV again the last year or so now that my kids are getting a bit older.  Going to fire up the INVT tonight for the first time in a month or so and am always looking to add better games to my modest collection.  Thank you.

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3 of my favorites:

 

Treasure of Tarmin

Cloudy Mountain

Thunder Castle

 

 

3 that aren't well known outside of the Intellivision community:

 

Dreadnaught Factor

Happy Trails

Vectron

 

 

3 of my favorite homebrews:

 

Piggy Bank

Princess Quest

Ninja Odyssey

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8 minutes ago, JasonlikesINTV said:

Lately for me it's been:

 

Favorites:

Worm Whomper

Beamrider

Frog Bog

 

Hidden Gems:

Word Fun: Word Rockets

Popeye

Yogi's Frustration

Shocked to see WW on your list. Shocked. ?

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Lately my top 3 have been:

Diner

Frog Bog

AD&D Cloudy Mountain

 

Hidden gems:

Q Bert

Thin Ice

Tropical Trouble

 

I picked up Worm Womper a couple years ago and really enjoy it as well.  Looks like I may need to pick up Beamrider, White Water (Imagic is typically great), and Dreadnaught Factor.

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Hidden gems include Dreadnaught Factor, Thunder Castle, Sea Battle.  Sea Battle might stay hidden to most people because it's a two player only game.  The other two were hidden for me because I didn't even know about them until the 1990s.

 

Other favourites include AD&D, Deadly Discs, NBA Basketball.

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42 minutes ago, IntyFanMatt said:

Sorry man, but BurgerTime is definitely not a hidden gem.

Umm.. it's my opinion... you're entitled to yours...

 

It's a fun port of an arcade game.  Not an original... so compared to some of the other ports that were shit.. Burgertime! was a well polished hidden gem... in my opinion.

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1 hour ago, IMBerzerk said:

Umm.. it's my opinion... you're entitled to yours...

 

It's a fun port of an arcade game.  Not an original... so compared to some of the other ports that were shit.. Burgertime! was a well polished hidden gem... in my opinion.

I totally agree it’s a well polished game and a very good one, and it’s known as one of the best, if not THE best game, on the entire system. I picked it in my top 3.  I don’t disagree with you there but I think you may have missed my point. What I’m saying is that just about everyone here knows it very well, especially within the Intellivision community, and it’s regularly found at the top of many “best Intellivision games” lists.  So therefore it isn’t “hidden”. That’s my point.

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3 Favorites:

Shark! Shark!

Utopia

Dracula

 

3 Hidden Gems:

Pinball

Skiing

Night Stalker

 

3 Great Homebrews:

Stonix

Super Space Patrol

Maria

 

But there is more great and fun games than this short list! (thunder castle, AD&D, venture, frog bog, world cup soccer, demon attack (the 6 second alternative game mode is excellent!), sydney hunter sacred tribe, etc.). What a great system it was (it is!) :) Too difficult to just extract 3 games!

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