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Just now, Intelligentleman said:

... And then 65 bucks for the system changer. What does that even do? I’ve heard about it before but that’s about it.

It lets you play Atari 2600 games on your Intellivision.  You can use the Intellivision's controllers or plug in Atari controllers into the System Changer.

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27 minutes ago, Lathe26 said:

It lets you play Atari 2600 games on your Intellivision.  You can use the Intellivision's controllers or plug in Atari controllers into the System Changer.

Oh wow. So I should probably get that, then. Too bad it doesn’t match my gen 1 console.

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1 minute ago, Intelligentleman said:

Oh thanks for the heads up. Then I should just buy the intv 2 system! I’ve always liked the look of that console.

I like the look of the INTV 2 as well but I use the original to play games because the INTV 2 controllers are unusable.  Those side buttons are terrible.

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If that Intv2 is missing the power supply (it is not shown in the picture) then you may want to stay away from it, or source a somewhat compatible wall adapter.

 

and while it does look nice, I think $100 is a little steep for it; especially if it is missing the power supply.

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1 hour ago, fdr4prez said:

If that Intv2 is missing the power supply (it is not shown in the picture) then you may want to stay away from it, or source a somewhat compatible wall adapter.

 

and while it does look nice, I think $100 is a little steep for it; especially if it is missing the power supply.

Thanks for the insight. Not sure about the power supply either...

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On 7/22/2020 at 12:57 PM, fdr4prez said:

If that Intv2 is missing the power supply (it is not shown in the picture) then you may want to stay away from it, or source a somewhat compatible wall adapter.

 

and while it does look nice, I think $100 is a little steep for it; especially if it is missing the power supply.

Yep, I would bet you'd be able to get a CIB Inty 2 on eBay for $100 or less, and likely with games. 

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