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Intv-Catalog2 I NlElliViSiON Intelligent Television Experience lntellivlsion.® Experience the challenge and Games with challenge. If you've found other video games too excitement of home video entertainment available only from easy to play, wait'll you try lntellivision. Take lntellivision PGA Golf, lntellivision. for example. You face the hazards and challenges of real-life golf Discover Reallsm. lntellivision courses with a bagful of clubs. Or, try the new action-packed space 12:52 playing fields look like real playing games. Enter a universe of aliens and fields. They're even in perspective. asteroids with exciting and lntellivision players have challenging Astrosmash;M intense arms and legs like real ~ combat in Space Battle;M and the quick players. What's more, P' !l:L_ maneuvers of the new Star Strike;M they're in proportion. • cartridge. You'll find even more The plain fact is: challenges as you look through this catalog. lntellivision is more like /mellivision PGN Golf playing the real thing. A variety of games. lntellivision offers you an entire library of challenging games with interest and See the difference. Still pictures fun for the entire family. Choose from major league sports can't show you how lntellivision excitement. Las Vegas-style gaming, rousing battle action, players run, kick and hit more adventures in outer space, children's learning programs and classic realistically. Visit your Mattel dealer strategy games. and ask for a demonstration. You 'll lntell1vi s1o n NASL • see the difference in the realistic Soccer players sound, vivid color and exciting action. You're in control. If you've ever played a video game. you know how important hand-controllers are. lntellivision hand-controllers feature directional disks with 16 positions. This enables you to maneuver play­ ers and objects in every direction. The controllers also have four side action buttons for quick response throughout the game. Each lntellivision game cartridge Quality and Value. A lot more than conventional video game comes with custom hand-controller systems. Terrific graphics. Sensational sound effects. Vivid colors. overlays giving you even more control INTELL/V/S/ON More realistic game action. A beautifully engineered product that and realistic detail. HAND CONTROLLER will give you years of fun. games and family entertainment. INtElliVOiCE™ Added realism. The lntelliVoice feature adds important new dimensions in realism. For example. lntelliVoice seems to put headphones on you as you command a B-17 Bomber over enemy territory. contending with attacking fighters, navigation requests. and tower instructions. Easy add-on installation. The lntelliVoice unit simply plugs into the cartridge outlet on your lntelliVision Master Component. lntelliVoice cartridges simply plug into the lntelliVoice unit. Special lntelliVoice cartridges are required to operate the module and add human voice to game play. (Regular lntelliVision cartridges may also be plugged directly into the lntelliVoice unit and will give you game play without voice, as if they were plugged directly into the Master Component.) Look for these specially marked game cartridges with the lntelliVoice feature wherever lntellivision is sold. EACH SOLD SEPARATELY AND AVAILABLE SOON. Voice Synthesis Module AVAILABLE SOON Now lntellivision talks to you. lntelliVoice is an all-new lntellivision feature-a voice synthesis module. It generates Space Spartans™ human-sounding voices which become an essential part of the game play. You concentrate on the visual action while your lntelliVoice component keeps you aware of depleting energy levels. shield damages. and attacking fighters. Voices th•t sound human. lntelliVoice produces voices with personality. All instructions. directions and announcements are crisp and clear. lntelliVoice is your computer voice partner in game play. Not just effects. Voices generated by lntelliVoice give you important game playing data. The lntelliVoice comes in throughout the game. keeping you informed at all times. B- 17 ™Bomber Bomb Squad™ ASTROSMASH™ STAR STRIKE™ Spin. Blast. And drop into hyperspace to avoid a killer asteroid For action fast and furious, take command of a rocket-powered shovver. Povver on. Attack computer engaged. Fire a quick burst fighter-interceptor flying a few hundred feet off the deck. Your at the alien antagonists. Got 'eml mission: attack and destroy alien silos defended by several Now take a deep breath and relax. But only for a fraction of a squadrons of alien rocket-craft. You must react instantaneously. You second. because more are a few hundred trouble is on the way. feet above the terrain You 're all alone in a in a narrow canyon. hostile universe of That's where the tumbling asteroids aliens have dug in. and homocidal aliens. Maneuvering room You've got the wits is severely limited. and the speed, but Meanwhile, earth is you're avvesomely slowly coming into outnumbered. target position for the With a little practice. silos. Remember, you you may survive ... alone can save earth. Don't miss. • Battle aliens and tumbling asteroids • Unlimited scoring potential SPACE BATTLE™ j SPACE HAWK™ (Available soon! The alien squadron is closing in on your Mother Ship. You 're awe­ You're equipped with a jetpack for directional avoidance control, a somely outnumbered, and they attack and attack and attack ... blaster for protection and 5 force shields. If you get hit. you lose a Flick on the situation map and analyze your position. Dispatch shield. Not only that, you're sent into a space spin that could be a fighter squadron toward the closest alien cluster. disastrous. While you're regaining control, UFOs and comets scream You're smarter. a lit­ past you. Of course, tle faster, and you 're you can use hyper­ going to let these space to get out of aliens know they've a super-tight spot. got a fight on their That'll put a few mil­ hands. lion light years be­ Flick back to a tween you and cockpit close-up view. danger. But, watch Here they come I Aim out. You could wind lasers ... fire I up in an even hotter • Computerized situa­ spot. If you want to tion map find out how good you are, invite a friend • Close-up attack viewer • Computerized and manual battle modes • One player game over, compare scores. • As your score goes up, the game automatically becomes more challenging • Laser fire and maneuvering options add variety SPACE ARMADA™ J NIGHT STALKER™ } (Available soon) You're defending Planet Earth against the unrelenting attack of alien You 're on the run. Your attackers are relentless robots. Destroy one warlords. and it's replaced by an even smarter, faster robot. It's a nightmare. At first they throw their light brigades at you. If you're quick and Your only defenses are avoidance and weapons found somewhere careful. you should be able to elude their bombs, moving out of the in the labyrinth. When one weapon empties, you avord robots to way or taking refuge find another. Duck behind a bunker. around a corner or go But when you wipe into your safe house. out the first couple of But, be careful. There brigades, they'll are also people-size launch a more deadly spiders and their attack, dropping faster, webs to slow your more lethal bombs. escape. Bats also Clear the battlefield wing their way at once more, and they'll you. If either spiders resort to guided mis­ or bats bite you. siles and even more you're stunned; fiendish devices. easier prey for the You've got your hands full-of excitement and aliens I robot attackers. • One player game • T\IVO skill levels • Invisible targets • Realistic antagonists \ • Varied alien weaponry • Super sound effects • Challenge increases as game progresses ~ ~ :/(/, ~ --: ------- · ~ ,-- ----:;:~ ADVANCED DUNGEONS & DRAGONS ™cartrldge ll / SUB HUNT™ (Available soon) (Available soon) You 're at the periscope of a Nautilus class nuclear submarine. the Take the wrong turn and you'll soon be staring at the biggest. last line of defense between the enemy and the fleet. Enemy PT meanest and most clever dragon you've ever imagined. You start out boats drone around seeking you out. Meanwhile. enemy destroyers in a maze. But. this is no ordinary maze. It's revealed to you only a constantly jockey for depth-bombing position. You must keep your few feet at a time as you enter each new uncharted corridor. The head to control depth. maze scrolls: up, speed, direction and down. right and left. torpedoes. You have You don't know simultaneous peri­ when it's going to scope and satellite take a turn - for the horizon displays with worse. That danger­ compass readings to ous dragon could be keep you afloat and between you and the the enemy at bay. If treasure that you you do it, you should must find. Along your be immediately com­ way you'll find a va­ missioned an Admiral riety of objects to in the U.S. Navy. help you avoid the dragon. Based on the popular role-playing board game. this video · Simultaneous displays • One player game version will provide you with many hours of enjoyment. • Control depth, speed, and torpedo launch • One player game • Game screen "scrolls" up and down, left to right • Continually changing maze llADVANCED DUNGEONS & DRAGONS™ is a trademark owned by and used under license from TSR Hobbies. Inc. SEA BATTLE™ J FROGBOG™ J (Available soon) Destroyers, battleships, submarines, minesweepers, and aircraft Sitting upon two lily pads in the middle of a lily pond are a pair of carriers I You 're the Admiral. and your mission is to rid the seas of the hungry frogs; one for you, one for your opponent. Overhead swarm enemy fleet. delicious flies. Whether or not your frog scores his dinner while you Start by setting a strategy. Lay invisible minefields where you think rack up points is entirely up to you.
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