The time was 1980 and video games were entering their prime. Atari 2600 was the early leader but soon it would have a new, worthy opponent, the Intellivision. Intellivision debuted nationally in 1980 and introduced gamers to a new brand of addicting, fun and challenging games. The Intellivision sold over 3 million units over a period of ten years and had a robust game catalog of more than 120 games. VIEW THE KICKSTARTER HERE. And then join in the discussion thread HERE.
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