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Atari is Making a New Intellivision Console. What’s Next? Nintendo Making a New Sega Console?
Atari’s acquisition of the Intellivision brand has led to the announcement of the new Intellivision Sprint console, reviving a piece of 1980s gaming history with modern updates for today’s players.
Atari’s Intellivision Sprint isn’t retro cosplay. It’s a preservation-focused console built to recreate the feel of the ...
Nintendo showed there’s a market for retro-style game consoles with the launch of the popular NES Classic Edition and its follow-up, the SNES Classic. But Nintendo isn’t the only company hoping to ...
Tommy Tallarico grew up with the joy of playing the Intellivision video game console, a machine from Mattel that gave Atari a run for its money in the early 1980s. Now he has acquired the rights to ...
Atari has a new retro console on the way from a former rival, as they have revealed the Intellivision Sprint retro gaming console. This is a modern-day take on the original Intellivision console ...
Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook With Atari VCS pre-orders set to go live this week, you’d think classic video gamers would have ...
On Twitter, Atari shared the news in this way: “We acquired the Intellivision brand and game library. “This was a very rare opportunity to unite former competitors and bring together fans of the ...
Intellivision has released an official unboxing video of its new Amico console, showing consumers and investors a finalized version of the product. The new $150 Intellivision Amico doesn't have a ...
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