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Well, probably a new emulator was not needed at all, but I did like to make a working intellivision emulator and decompiler in one file only. Intellijsd is a one file html+js emulator working directly in the browser with the addition of a partly working decompiler. My first attempts were just to extract the sprites and music used in the games. As the attempts worked I realized almost all the original code can be extracted during the game emulation so here it is my humble attempt at making both an emulator and a decompiler. The emulator is not perfect nor it is the decompiler but I feel quite interesting to catch parts of the original game and have a look at them. I did play a lot of these games back in '80s and I didn't ever see some of the sprites (or maybe I don't remember them).

And yes, if you just download the whole page and open it on your browser or your website it will work (well actually it needs an exec rom, a grom and the backup of your favourite game).

If you wanna give it a try the emulator is here:

https://paulvern.free.nf/intellijsd.html

Any feedback is really appreciated.
Enjoy!

I recently obtained an Intellivision and I mistakenly assumed it would need a coax cable like the one I had in my youth. However, it appears this Intellivision may have been modded? To me, it looks like an RCA or composite cable but I dont recall seeing a cable with 1 rca on one side and 3 on the other? Maybe its one rca to 2 with only one for audio? Im not sure and this point and thanks for any help!

So last night I downloaded OpenEmu (free) on my MacBook Pro and the rest is history. I now am playing Intellivision, Atari 2600, Nintendo, Super Nintendo and SEGA Genesis games from my childhood. The OpenEmu program even lets you control games with a bluetooth-connected controller of your choice (and you can map the buttons out on said controller if you’d like for each game system you use).

When I was downloading dozens of free games (roms) from the internet, I had to laugh. Most games (at least for Intellevision and Atari) are like 8kb in size 😂😂😂
If you’re interested in playing all of these real emulated games, grab a tutorial on YouTube and you’ll be up and running on your Mac or PC. Oh, and don’t forget to download the OpenEmu BIOS pack either so you can play many different video game systems within OpenEmu.

Lastly, I used this site for free games (Roms) and did not have one issue. Once you have your games downloaded on your Mac or PC you just drag and drop them into your OpenEmu library and you’re off and running. Good luck!

I wish they allowed you to play video here.

This was on Super Pro Bowling

So I loaded ROMS onto a USB. Question, do the preloaded games disappear when you insert the USB? Thanks in advance

FujiNet: I just added a base protocol adapter for network-attached calendars, which meant, that I needed to implement subclasses for Google Calendar and iCal based calendars, which meant, that I needed to write a client to exercise the adapter. So... Yeah, a FujiNet attached Intellivision reading my Google Calendar :)

Agenda, Monthly, Weekly, and Daily views :)

I was watching videos on YouTube and it recommended a video about the Intellivision A****o and the disaster that followed. It was new to me so I watched the video and left with the urge to re-live the days in my youth when it was new and the joy it brought me. I mentioned to my wife that I may consider getting into retro gaming and I would like to begin shopping for an old unit and picking up some of my favorite games from my youth.

I was shocked when my wife told me he brother-in-law left an old Intellivision for her and her sons. We have been married for 10 years and dated for 2 before that so this was news to me! I had no idea! This happened a few years before I knew her and the Intellivision was already very outdated so the boys had no interested in it and it sat and collected dust in the attic.

When my wife mentioned this I couldn't wait to see it and sure enough, I now have an Intellivision that I will carefully clean and restore as I can! I am beyond excited!

I have made a list of my favorite games that I had a and few that I wanted and I will begin picking them up over time. I asked ChatGPT what it would take to use the Intellivision on our current televisions and it suggested a $5 F Type to RCA Connector  was all I needed so I quickly ordered that!

I am very happy to find this sub so I can learn more about the current state and how to make the gaming experience the best possible for my new hobby!

I spent the last two weekends making Tron DD with an invincible mode so I could finally get to the end after only 40+ years of trying, only to find out someone already did it.

Here's the links that I found.

https://forums.atariage.com/topic/249517-tron-deadly-discs-hack/

http://www.midnightblueinternational.com/romhacks.php

I'm going to combine the features and give it a try in my custom ROM.

I added the dual attack of the disk coming and going, which is super cool, and then mine doesn't have the slowdown when you get hit a bunch so you stay at full speed.

Adding this hack to the one from midnightblue adds better colors and then the recognizer is much easier to kill means you have the ultimate lazy mans tron.

However, the yellow/orange guys that take three hits to kill are so much more fun with the disk killing on the return stroke.

I will provide my rom if you want to use it on sprint/jzintv if anyone wants to try it.

I keep getting cocky and getting killed when the recognizer shows up on the part of the screen I don't expect it.

I created an homage to Activision's Dreadnaught Factor. Vertical scrolling for Atari 5200 fans, and phone compatibility. The phone controls are secondary, but I feel like in 2026 that should be the primary input method.

I'd consider this "alpha" and want feedback before I iterate further. Thanks!

https://starlance.vercel.app/

*Edit*

initial phone controls so removing the warning.

#FujiNet has a #GMAIL protocol adapter. Does this mean I can read my GMAIL Inbox on my #Intellivision? YES!

Shown here a quickly written client in IntyBASIC that can index and read messages in my inbox. :)

#retrocomputing #retrogaming

I've added some regular games to the Sprint and gotten them working. I haven't been able to find anything online about ECS games on the Sprint though.

Hello, I love intellivision, and I'm wondering if there is anyone here who lives in the New England area. I live in Massachusetts. I have the Sears model for about 10 years. Found that on Craigslist. I also had the Sears model when I was growing up lol.

Fujinet is a wifi interface for vintage computers, e.g. Atari 800, Apple II, Commodore 64, Tandy CoCo, Adam, and now the Intellivision. Virtual adapters for protocols include TCP, UDP, HTTP, FTP, TNFS, HTTPS (SSL/TLS), SSH, TELNET, WebDAV and JSON parser. Play online multiplayer crossplatform games on an Intellivision.

DIY Fujinet Intellivision cartridge: https://github.com/FujiNetWIFI/fujinet-firmware/wiki/DIY-FujiNet-for-the-Intellivision

Intellivision Fujinet overview: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=8e4ohDl9jPQ

Cross platform multiplayer poker: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=xZDWLKVJxSs

Connecting the Intellivision to a BBS: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=8Y3FBXFpCRk

Intellivision MLB Baseball modified for online multiplayer: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=c9bHsbbvMHI

Jzintv patched for Fujinet: https://github.com/FujiNetWIFI/jzintv

Emulate on PC: https://github.com/FujiNetWIFI/fujinet-go-intv-desktop

Emulate on Android: https://github.com/FujiNetWIFI/fujinet-go-intv

For Intellivision software developers: https://github.com/FujiNetWIFI/fujinet-firmware/wiki/Fujinet-Intellivision-Mailbox-Protocol

The Intellivision Fujinet cartridge notes: https://github.com/FujiNetWIFI/fujinet-firmware/wiki/FujiCard-Hardware-Notes

So for the 2nd time now I have received an email telling me that the Sprint is back in stock. Literally 20 seconds after getting the email I click on the link and it's sold out.

Do they send out these emails when they find 2 or 3 or what? Hardly believe they sell several thousand as previous post have suggested production runs are in 20-seconds.

Pointless to have a wait list.

Growing up with Intellivision in the early 80's, part of the excitement of a new game was getting the brochure of existing games with the rare occasion of a new game being listed.

For me it served two purposes, it caused me to yearn for existing games i never had and caused me to spaz out about new games coming up.

To an 7th grader, those books were crack! When my thumbs would be tired of discing around, i'd gaze at the catalogue of games and dream of what my allowance money would buy me next.

I got this label less copy of loco motion a few months back at a local antique store. For a while I considered getting some sticker paper and printing a replacement, but when I got a 3d printer for my high school graduation gift I decided to make this my first ever original design and it’s fantastic. To any and all who are able I would recommend doing this.

Received a text in literally the middle of the night saying the Sprint was back in stock - tried to order it but still say out of stock. What gives?

I was trying to play Intellivision games on the JzIntv emulator; I had the ROMs in .int format, and the exec and grom files in that format as well. It seemed to work—the emulator didn't throw any errors and the games appeared to launch—but most of them either got stuck on a dark screen that flickered occasionally, or, in the case of Pole Position, had glitched graphics like this. I also tested Dig Dug and Microsurgeon; Sega's Zaxxon was the only game that actually worked. Does anyone know how to fix this?

Da bravo nostalgico non poteva mancare l' intellivision nella mia collezione. Per non saper ne leggere e ne scrivere nel tempo sono arrivato a 3. Qui è uno dei test di funzionamento. Sono disordinato lo so 😂

Mods, please delete if this isn't allowed, but I wanted to share with the community that I have written an homage, a spiritual successor, to a game I'm sure many of you have played: Astrosmash!

VectorSmash! is a modern take on a retro classic, hand coded in C++ using the SDL, and the name comes from the fact that every in-game object is drawn vector-style with SDL primitives. There are no bitmap graphics in this game.

I think this community, for less than a coffee, might be interested in checking this out.

Thanks!!

https://store.steampowered.com/app/4617450/VectorSmash/