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Between 1979 and 1989, 125 cartridges were released for the Intellivision video game system, including those requiring Intellivoice and/or the Entertainment Computer System (ECS) modules. Games are listed here under their original release titles; some were repackaged (by Sears and INTV Corp.) with slightly different titles to avoid using licensed trademarks. Some of the games in Intellivision Productions, Inc. collections also use slightly different titles for the same reason.

Title
Programmer (Company)
Publisher
Release
Notes
ABPA® Backgammon Kevin Miller (APh) Mattel Electronics 1979 Also released as "Backgammon"
ADVANCED DUNGEONS & DRAGONS® Cartridge Tom Loughry (APh) Mattel Electronics 1982 Also identified in some later Mattel Electronics catalogs as "ADVANCED DUNGEONS & DRAGONS® Cloudy Mountain Cartridge"; re-released by Intellivision Productions, Inc. as "Adventure" and as "Crown of Kings" for legal reasons
ADVANCED DUNGEONS & DRAGONS® Treasure Of Tarmin® Cartridge Tom Loughry (APh) Mattel Electronics 1983 Re-released by Intellivision Productions, Inc. as "Minotaur" for legal reasons
Armor Battle Chris Kingsley (APh) Mattel Electronics 1979 One of the original four games released in test markets in 1979
Astrosmash John Sohl (Mattel) Mattel Electronics 1981
Atlantis Pat Ransil (Imagic) Imagic 1982
Auto Racing Larry Zwick (APh) Mattel Electronics 1980
B-17 Bomber John Sohl, Bill Fisher & Stephen Roney (Mattel) Mattel Electronics 1982 Requires Intellivoice module
Beamrider David Rolfe (Cheshire) Activision 1983
Beauty and the Beast Wendell Brown (Imagic) Imagic 1982
Blockade Runner Steve Willey (Interphase) Interphase 1983
Body Slam: Super Pro Wrestling Steve Ettinger (Realtime) INTV Corporation 1988
Bomb Squad Gene Smith (Mattel) Mattel Electronics 1982 Requires the Intellivoice module
Boxing Tom Loughry (APh) Mattel Electronics 1981
Bump 'N' Jump® Joe Jacobs & Dennis Clark (Technology Consultants) Mattel Electronics 1983 Based on the Data East arcade game
BurgerTime® Ray Kaestner (Mattel) Mattel Electronics 1983 Based on the Data East arcade game
Buzz Bombers Mike Breen (Mattel) Mattel Electronics 1983
Carnival® unknown Coleco 1982
Centipede® Mark Kennedy (Atari) Atarisoft 1983
Championship Tennis Patrick Aubry & John Fiddes (Mattel Electronics France/Nice Ideas) Dextell Ltd. 1985
Checkers David Rolfe (APh) Mattel Electronics 1980 Released in the United Kingdom as "Draughts"
Chip Shot: Super Pro Golf Steve Ettinger (Realtime) INTV Corporation 1987
Commando® John Tomlinson (Realtime) INTV Corporation 1987
Congo Bongo® Mike Noll (Beck-Tech) Sega 1983
Defender® Peter Farson (Atari) Atarisoft 1983
Demon Attack Gary Kato (Imagic) Imagic 1982
Dig Dug® Mark Kennedy (Atari) INTV Corporation 1987
Diner Ray Kaestner (Realtime) INTV Corporation 1987 Sequel to BurgerTime
Donkey Kong® unknown Coleco 1982
Donkey Kong Jr.® unknown Coleco 1983
Dracula Alan Smith (Imagic) Imagic 1983
Dragonfire Alan Smith (Imagic) Imagic 1982
The Dreadnaught Factor Tom Loughry (Cheshire) Activision 1983
The Electric Company® Math Fun Kimo Yap (APh) Mattel Electronics 1979
The Electric Company® Word Fun Kevin Miller (APh) Mattel Electronics 1980
Fathom Dave Durran (Imagic) Imagic 1983
Frog Bog Tom Soulanille (APh) Mattel Electronics 1982
Frogger® unknown Parker Brothers 1983
Happy Trails Carol B. Shaw (Activision) Activision 1983
Horse Racing Chris Hawley (APh) Mattel Electronics 1980
Hover Force Steve Ettinger (Mattel/Realtime) INTV Corporation 1986
Ice Trek Patrick Schmitz (Imagic) Imagic 1983
Jetson's® Way With Words Josh Jeffe (Mattel) Mattel Electronics 1983 Requires the ECS module and Computer Keyboard
Kool-Aid Man® Mark Kennedy (Mattel) Mattel Electronics 1983
Lady Bug® unknown Coleco 1983
Las Vegas Poker & Blackjack David Rolfe (APh) Mattel Electronics 1979 Included with the Master Component 1980-1982, making it the most common Intellivision game (over 2 million copies)
Las Vegas Roulette John Brooks (APh) Mattel Electronics 1980
Learning Fun I Mark Urbaniec (Realtime) INTV Corporation 1987
Learning Fun II Dave Warhol (Realtime) INTV Corporation 1987
Lock 'N' Chase® Mike Winans (Mattel) Mattel Electronics 1982 Based on the Data East arcade game
Loco-Motion® Daniel Bass (Mattel) Mattel Electronics 1983 Based on the Konomi arcade game
Major League® Baseball David Rolfe (APh) Mattel Electronics 1980 Although not the first released, the first game programmed for the Intellivision console; also released as "Baseball" and "Big League Baseball"
Masters of the Universe®: The Power of He-Man® Ray Kaestner & Rick Koenig (Mattel) Mattel Electronics 1983
Melody Blaster Rick Sinatra (Mattel) Mattel Electronics 1983 Only game released that requires the ECS module and Music Keyboard
Microsurgeon Rick Levine (Imagic) Imagic 1982
Mind Strike David Warhol (Mattel) Mattel Electronics 1983 Requires the ECS module and Computer Keyboard
Mission X® John Tomlinson (Mattel) Mattel Electronics 1983 Based on the Data East arcade game
Motocross Rick Koenig (Mattel) Mattel Electronics 1983
Mountain Madness: Super Pro Skiing Ray Kaestner (Realtime) INTV Corporation 1988
Mouse Trap® unknown Coleco 1982
Mr. Basic Meets Bits 'N' Bytes unknown (Mattel) Mattel Electronics 1983 Requires the ECS module and Computer Keyboard
NASL® Soccer Kevin Miller (APh) Mattel Electronics 1980 Also released as "Soccer"
NBA® Basketball Ken Smith (APh) Mattel Electronics 1980 Also released as "Basketball"
NFL® Football Ken Smith & Kevin Miller (APh) Mattel Electronics 1980 Also released as "Football"
NHL® Hockey Ken Smith (APh) Mattel Electronics 1980 Also released as "Hockey"
Night Stalker Steve Montero (Mattel) Mattel Electronics 1982
Nova Blast Wendell Brown (Imagic) Imagic 1983
PBA® Bowling Rick Levine & Mike Minkoff (Mattel) Mattel Electronics 1981 Also released as "Bowling"
PGA® Golf Scott Bishop (APh) Mattel Electronics 1980 Also released as "Golf"
Pac-Man® Mike Winans (Atari) Atarisoft 1983 Re-released by INTV Corp. without the Atari title screen
Pinball Minhchau Tran & Bob Newstadt (Mattel) Mattel Electronics 1983
Pitfall® David Crane (Activision) Activision 1982
Pole Position® Mark Urbaniec (Realtime) INTV Corporation 1988
Popeye® unknown Parker Brothers 1983
Q*bert® unknown Parker Brothers 1983
Reversi Greg Favor (APh) Mattel 1982
River Raid Peter Kaminski (Activision) Activision 1983
Royal Dealer Rich O'Keefe (APh) Mattel Electronics 1982
Safecracker Marvin Mednick (Imagic) Imagic 1983
Scooby Doo's® Maze Chase (ECS) Mark Kennedy (Mattel) Mattel Electronics 1983 Requires the ECS module and Computer Keyboard
Sea Battle Ken Smith (APh) Mattel Electronics 1980
Sewer Sam Steve Willey (Interphase) Interphase 1983
Shark! Shark! Ji Wen Tsao (Mattel) Mattel Electronics 1982
Sharp Shot Frank Evans (APh) Mattel Electronics 1982
Slam Dunk: Super Pro Basketball Steve Ettinger (Realtime) INTV Corporation 1987
Slap Shot: Super Pro Hockey Ray Kaestner (Realtime) INTV Corporation 1987
Snafu Mike Minkoff (Mattel) Mattel Electronics 1981
Space Armada John Brooks & Chris Hawley (APh) Mattel Electronics 1981
Space Battle Hal Finney (APh) Mattel Electronics 1980
Space Hawk Bill Fisher (Mattel) Mattel Electronics 1982
Space Spartans Bill Fisher & Stephen Roney (Mattel) Mattel Electronics 1982 Requires the Intellivoice module
Spiker! Super Pro Volleyball Steve Ettinger (Realtime) INTV Corporation 1989
Stadium Mud Buggies Rick Koenig (Realtime) INTV Corporation 1989
Stampede Bob Whitehead (Activision) Activision 1982
Star Strike Hal Finney & Brett Stutz (APh) Mattel Electronics 1982
Star Wars®: The Empire Strikes Back® unknown Parker Brothers 1983
Sub Hunt Tom Loughry (APh) Mattel Electronics 1982
Super Cobra® unknown Parker Brothers 1983
Super Pro Decathlon Scott Robitelle (Realtime) INTV Corporation 1988
Super Pro Football John Tomlinson & Dave Warhol (Realtime) INTV Corporation 1986
Swords & Serpents Brian P. Dougherty (Imagic) Imagic 1982
Tennis Gavin Claypool (APh) Mattel Electronics 1980
Thin Ice Julie Hoshizaki (Mattel) INTV Corporation 1986
Thunder Castle David Warhol (Mattel) INTV Corporation 1986
Tower of Doom Daniel Bass (Mattel), John Tomlinson (Realtime) INTV Corporation 1987
Triple Action Rich O'Keefe (APh) Mattel Electronics 1981
Triple Challenge David Warhol (Realtime) INTV Corporation 1987
Tropical Trouble Steve DeFrisco (Imagic) Imagic 1982
TRON® Deadly Disks Steve Sents (Mattel) Mattel Electronics 1982
TRON® Maze-A-Tron Russ Haft (Mattel) Mattel Electronics 1982
TRON® Solar Sailer Keith Robinson (Mattel) Mattel Electronics 1983 Requires the Intellivoice module
Truckin' Rick Levine (Imagic) Imagic 1983
Turbo® unknown Coleco 1983
Tutankham® unknown Parker Brothers 1983
U.S. Ski Team® Skiing Scott Reynolds (APh) Mattel Electronics 1980 Also released as "Skiing"
USCF® Chess unknown (Teletape Inc.), Russ Ludwick (Mattel) Mattel Electronics 1983 Also released as "Chess"
Utopia Don Daglow (Mattel) Mattel Electronics 1981
Vectron Mark Urbaniec (Mattel) Mattel Electronics 1983
Venture® unknown Coleco 1983
White Water! Douglas A. Fults (Imagic) Imagic 1983
World Championship Baseball Dan Dickerson (APh) INTV Corporation 1986
World Cup Soccer Mark Grant & Armand Barraud (Mattel Electronics France/Nice Ideas) Dextell Ltd. 1985
World Series Major League® Baseball Eddie Dombrower (Mattel) Mattel Electronics 1983 Requires the ECS module and computer keyboard; uses the Intellivoice module (not required) for voice enhancement
Worm Whomper Tom Loughry (Cheshire) Activision 1983
Zaxxon® unknown Coleco 1983

Released Keyboard Component Software

Software released for the original Intellivision Keyboard Component. Sold only in test markets and by mail directly from Mattel in 1982. Except for the BASIC cartridge, all titles were released on cassette tape.

Name
Programmer (Company)
Comments
BASIC Programming Language unknown (Microsoft Inc.), Ken Smith (APh) special cartridge plugs into expansion slot on back of Keyboard Component; lets user write and run BASIC-language programs
Conversational French Chris Kingsley (APh) on two cassettes; Intellivision graphics
Crosswords I unknown requires BASIC cartridge; ASCII graphics only
Crosswords II unknown requires BASIC cartridge; ASCII graphics only
Crosswords III unknown requires BASIC cartridge; ASCII graphics only
Family Budgeting unknown requires BASIC cartridge; ASCII graphics only
Geography Challenge Don Daglow (Mattel) requires BASIC cartridge; ASCII graphics only
Jack LaLanne's Physical Conditioning Hal Finney (APh) Intellivision graphics
Spelling Challenge unknown (APh) Intellivision graphics