Something that I have always noticed in video games is that Bats are usually the worst enemy that you have to face. So since its Halloween month when I am posting this, lets talk about Bats in video games. I focus on systems like Atari, Intellivision and Nintendo.
The New Intellivision Amico is still in production and games are starting to be developed. In order to control the quality of games and make sure they meet the standards of the company, Intellivision created their own list of how the games are to be made!
As we await the new Intellivision Amico, which promotes playing together with familiy anf friends… this question came across my mind. Is it important to find a partner that likes to play video games like you do? There are many couples that have similar interests together and their are many that don’t, where do you fit?
For my 20th episode… I show you where my Man Cave is at as of today. See how my Atari, Intellivision, Nintendo, Star Wars, Transformers and DeLorean collection are displayed.
I play and compare 3 different versions of Q*bert… Atari 2600, Intellivision and Nintendo. Also I talk about how the character made its way into TV and Movies.
A brief introduction of what Brian’s Man Cave is all about and the various topics I will be discussing, such as.. Retro gaming (Atari, Intellivision , Nintendo) and Toys (Transformers, Star Wars, Ghostbusters)
Lets check out the awesome retro video game known as Burgertime on the Atari 2600, Intellivision and the ColecoVision.
Brian talks about one of his Favorite Intellivision games (Advanced Dungeons & Dragons) and does a little walk through.
I keep wondering to myself “What is classified as Retro when it comes to gaming?”, its a term we use quite a bit but seem to have a hard time trying to define it. The term “Retro” tends to apply to things that began or were popular about 15-20 years ago, so this begs the question… “what about things from… Read more »
I really don’t remember when I actually started to worry about graphics or even began to think about them, I probably never really cared until it became all the rage. It could be that my first experience with video games was on the Intellivision (a system that was marketed for its great graphic abilities), or the simple fact that graphics… Read more »