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Platform Publisher Title Qty Type Box Manual Overlays Atari VCS Platform Publisher Title Qty Type Box Manual Overlays Atari VCS Activision Tennis 1 Loose Atari VCS Atari Asteroids 1 Loose Atari VCS Atari Missile Command 1 Loose Atari VCS Atari Star Raiders 1 Loose Atari VCS Atari Yar's Revenge 1 Loose Atari VCS U.S. Games Commando Raid 1 Loose Atari VCS U.S. Games Eggo Mania 1 Loose Atari VCS U.S. Games Space Jockey 1 Loose Intellivision Activision Happy Trails 1 Loose Intellivision Imagic Atlantis 1 Loose Intellivision Imagic Beauty & The Beast 1 Loose Intellivision Imagic Demon Attack 1 Loose Intellivision Imagic Dracula 1 Loose Intellivision Imagic Dragon fire 1 Loose Intellivision Imagic Ice Trek 1 Loose Intellivision Imagic Microsurgeon 1 Loose Intellivision Imagic Tropical Trouble 1 Loose Intellivision Imagic Truckin' 1 Loose Intellivision Imagic White Water! 1 Loose Intellivision Interphase Sewer Sam 1 Loose Intellivision INTV Corp. Astrosmash 2 Loose Intellivision INTV Corp. Bowling 1 Loose Intellivision INTV Corp. Championship Tennis 1 Loose Intellivision INTV Corp. Slam Dunk Super Pro Basketball 1 Loose Intellivision INTV Corp. Super Pro Football 1 Loose Intellivision INTV Corp. World Championship Baseball 1 Loose Intellivision Mattel Electronics BurgerTime (International) 1 CIB 2 Intellivision Mattel Electronics Mission X (International) 1 CIB 2 Intellivision Mattel Electronics Night Stalker (International) 1 CIB 1 Intellivision Mattel Electronics TRON Solar Sailer 1 Loose Intellivision Parker Brothers Frogger 1 Loose Intellivision Parker Brothers Q-Bert 1 Loose Intellivision Parker Brothers Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back 1 Loose Sear Super Video Arcade Sears Tele-Games Armor Battle 1 CIB 2 Sear Super Video Arcade Sears Tele-Games Astrosmash 1 CIB 2 Sear Super Video Arcade Sears Tele-Games Auto Racing 1 CIB 2 Sear Super Video Arcade Sears Tele-Games Baseball 1 CIB 2 Sear Super Video Arcade Sears Tele-Games Bowling 1 CIB 2 Sear Super Video Arcade Sears Tele-Games Boxing 1 CIB 2 Sear Super Video Arcade Sears Tele-Games Football 1 CIB 2 Sear Super Video Arcade Sears Tele-Games Night Stalker 1 CIB 2 Sear Super Video Arcade Sears Tele-Games Poker And Blackjack 1 CIB 2 Sear Super Video Arcade Sears Tele-Games Sea Battle 1 CIB 2 Sear Super Video Arcade Sears Tele-Games Space Armada 1 CIB 2 Sear Super Video Arcade Sears Tele-Games Space Battle 1 CIB 2 Sear Super Video Arcade Sears Tele-Games Space Hawk 1 CIB 2 Sear Super Video Arcade Sears Tele-Games Star Strike 1 CIB 2 Sear Super Video Arcade Sears Tele-Games Sub Hunt 1 CIB 2 Sear Super Video Arcade Sears Tele-Games Tennis 1 CIB 2 Sear Super Video Arcade Sears Tele-Games Triple Action 1 CIB 2 Game Type Qty Advanced Dungeons & Dragons B/W 1 Advanced Dungeons & Dragons 4 color 1 Armor Battle 4 color 2 Astrosmash 4 color 1 Atlantis Full color 1 Auto Racing 4 color 1 Beauty & The Beast Full color 1 Boxing 4 color 1 BurgerTime 4 color 1 Checkers 4 color 1 Coleco Carnival 4 color 1 Coleco Donkey Kong 4 color 1 Demon Attack Full color 1 Frogger Full color 1 Las Vegas Poker & Blackjack 4 color 2 Lock 'N' Chase 4 color 3 Major League Baseball 4 color 2 Microsurgeon Full color 1 Mission X 4 color 1 NASL Soccer 4 color 1 NBA Basketball 4 color 2 NFL Football 4 color 1 NFL Football Playbook 4 color 2 NHL Hockey 4 color 1 Night Stalker 4 color 1 Night Stalker B/W 1 PBA Bowling 4 color 1 PGA Golf 4 color 2 Sea Battle 4 color 1 Sewer Sam B/W 1 Skiing 4 color 1 Snafu 4 color 1 Soccer 4 color 1 Space Armada 4 color 2 Space Battle B/W 1 Space Battle 4 color 2 Space Hawk 4 color 1 Space Partans 4 color 1 Star Strike 4 color 7 Sub Hunt 4 color 2 Tennis 4 color 1 The Electric Company Word Fun 4 color 1 Triple Action 4 color 2 TRON Deadly Discs B/W 1 Utopia 4 color 1 World Championship Baseball B/W 1 World Cup Soccer B/W 1 Game Qty Advanced Dungeons & Dragons 15 Advanced Dungeons & Dragons: 3 Treasure Of Tarmin Armor Battle 15 Astrosmash 27 Auto Racing 10 Baseball (Blue) 6 Baseball (Blue) 4 Basketball 4 Beauty & The Beast 6 Bomb Squad 1 Bowling 4 Boxing 6 Bump 'N' Jump 2 BurgerTime 4 Checkers 3 Demon Attack 10 Football 20 Frog Bog 5 Golf 16 Hockey 3 Horse Racing 2 Las Vegas Poker & Blackjack 18 Las Vegas Roulette 3 Lock 'N' Chase 25 Loco-Motion 3 Microsurgeon 3 Mission X 1 Night Stalker 21 Pinball 1 Pitfall 4 Reversi 2 Royal Dealer 2 Sea Battle 3 Shark! Shark! 2 Skiing 10 Snafu 5 Soccer 4 Space Armada 31 Space Battle 6 Space Hawk 12 Space Spartans 5 Stampede 3 Star Strike 26 Sub Hunt 4 Tennis 1 The Electric Company Math Fun 2 The Electric Company Word Fun 1 Triple Action 13 TRON Deadly Discs 2 TRON Maze-A-Tron 2 TRON Solar Sailer 1 Utopia 5 World Cup Soccer 1 Item Qty INTV Brotherhood button 3 Mousetrap patch 1 Mattel Intellivision catalog 7 Activision "The Power Of Starmaster" tips booklet 1 Mattel Intellivision 90 days warranty sheet 2 Activision game cartridge warranty sheet 1 Atari "E.T. Tips" sheet 1 TRON Complete promo postcard 20 D2K Arcade Barrel Jumpers Club patch 1 Frogged button 1 Dig Dug button 1 Mattel Intellivision II Owner's Manual 1 Mattel Intellivision "How to insert cartridge" inset 3 Imagic game catalog (broken) 1 Intellivision pencils 11 Overlay reproduction proof sheets 8 Intellivision Fall 1988 Catalog 1.
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