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Oh gotcha. Hmm.. Are the Retro VGS guys involved in that project too? I think that's probably a different team. Or maybe the Coleco holdings guys were trying to farm it out of China and it didn't work.

What makes you say that the Coleco tabletops won't return? Do we know that for sure?

Oh I love this!

I think it's a hardwired SNES controller instead of that generic Wii U controller. Why?

I LOVE this new idea! Good luck with this nosweargamer!

I agree with you but what do we know for sure about this? Reading a post suggesting something on Facebook doesn't really mean it's true. This still seems like merky waters to me. Kudos go to the Retro VGS team for the $135 price, for the games, for demoing at the NY Toy Show, and for doing what they said they'd do to turn it all around. I'd like to see more though. I'd like to see them outline everything really easy peasy on their website so we know what's what. Seems like what they're really missing are the dies to the Jaguar controllers which would have the numbers on it but they'd probably get ripped for that too.

I wonder if they will have sections for toys and leather?

Maybe the Jaguar made John Romero it's bitch? That's probably what happened.

Cool Idea LBC I like it! Haven't seen many mods in the forums yet.

Intellivision III should not be confused with INTV System III shown above. INTV System III is just the original Intellivision spruced up a bit Intellivision had two more systems in development when Mattel pulled the plug. Intellivision III was in development and intended for 1984. It would've had 320 x 192 resolution, nearly infinite colors, 64 sprites on screen at once, and 3 colors per sprite plus the background. Graphically it would have been a leap over Atari 5200 and ColecoVision, closer to the 7800. Intellivision III also beat Atari with bundled wireless controllers and home stereo connectivity. Heres more: Intellivision III: http://www.intellivisionlives.com/bluesky/hardware/intelli3_tech.html Intellivision III Press Release: http://www.intellivisionlives.com/bluesky/hardware/intelli3_pr.html Intellivision III Brochure: Intellivision IV would have come later and would've been something altogether different, you can read about it here: http://www.intellivisionlives.com/bluesky/hardware/intelli4_tech.html Intellivision IV artwork

Ninja Ryūkenden (PC Engine)

Rampart (NES)

You can post the podcast to stream here in this forum just by copying the .mp3 link and pasting it here where you type.

LOL wtf!? Good god, man!!!

That is so COOL! Not just the Intellivision, which is cool enough, but to see all of this unfold in the forums. I can't tell you guys how surreal it is to see this community take off like this. What a great bunch of people you are.

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Haha aww I remember that site.

Our friends at Lost Ark Video Games gettin' down with the PC Engine:

Hopefully!