Atari brings back Intellivision with HDMI, wireless controllers, and 45 games
The new Intellivision Sprint is fusing 1980s design with current gaming tech
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Atari buys Intellivision, bringing an end to the original console war
Uniting competing brands
The big picture: Despite being just shadows of their former selves, the Atari and Intellivision brands are still on the market almost 50 years after their original introduction. Atari has now acquired its historical competitor, bringing hundreds of classic games under one common roof.
Intellivision: Gone But Not Forgotten
In the late 1970s, Mattel developed a gaming system called Intellivision to compete against the equally legendary Atari 2600. Both systems would leave a lasting impression on the history of console gaming.
Intellivision Amico feared dead as trademark changed to "Abandoned"
The company made "significant" staff layoffs last month
Intellivision Amico gets delayed yet again, pre-order deliveries now expected by year's end
One of several new game systems due out this year
Intellivision's Amico wants to be a Nintendo-style "family console"
Starring Earthworm Jim 4, to boot
The Most Memorable Game Controllers from the Last 40 Years
As video games have evolved, so have the ways that we control them. In the very early days, there were just knobs, joysticks and trackballs. Today's controllers have one or two analog joysticks and anywhere from 10 to 12 buttons. Here's our list of the most memorable console and PC controllers over the last four decades.
Intellivision Amico to get a new Earthworm Jim exclusive
The design team's first meeting will be live-streamed with art giveaways
Video game music veteran Tommy Tallarico acquires Intellivision rights from Mattel
Unveiling is slated for October, with a Q&A planned for the end of May