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Happy day of giving thanks, if you choose to celebrate/be thankful/live in a place that observes that event today. Here is this week's belated video. But no less sincere for its tardiness. It's the first of a handful of episodes on the Intellivision's late-stage run under the INTV banner—a recap of the system's history to that point, and a look at the first of the INTV releases. Please to enjoy.

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Not quite the major leagues: INTV / World Championship Baseball | NES Works Gaiden 72

doot You can learn more about the Intellivision's history during the INTV days by preordering The NES Era Vol. II: NES and the Console Revolution, a comprehensive photographic atlas of every console game released for NES and its competitors—including the 7800—from October 1985 through December 1987. Take a deep dive into the prehistory of NES with this limited-edition oversized (12x12"!) photo book: https://limitedrungames.com/products/the-nes-era-vol-2-hardcover Production notes: Video Works is funded via Patreon (http://www.patreon.com/gamespite) — support the show and get access to every episode up to two weeks in advance of its YouTube debut! Plus, exclusive podcasts, eBooks, and more! Intellivision footage captured from original hardware (Intellivision II modded for S-video output). NES footage captured from Analogue Nt Mini. Video upscaled to 4K with RetroTink 4X.

Comments

Saint Rocket

At 7:28, you say 1998, and I assume you meant 1988.

Ryan

Happy Turkey Day, Jeremy!

JJR

Wow, as someone who lived through this era and played a lot games, I had absolutely no idea that Intellivision was able to continue on so long. Their retail footprint as the 80s went on must have been tiny. Great video, I learned a lot!

Scott Rothman

Good lord that is some aggressive base-running from the computer