Intellivision X2 Video Game System 2 Controllers 15 Games by Techno Source. Las Vegas Roulette (Intellivision, 1980) 3.5 out of 5 stars (2) Total Ratings 2, $14.95 New. BurgerTime (Intellivision, 1983) 4.9 out of 5 stars (12) Total Ratings 12, $70.00 New. Go to next slide - Best Selling. Game Info Game: Intellivision Classic Games File Name: Intellivision Classic Games.7z File Size: 197.13 MB Genre: Action/Platform System: Sony Playstation Downloads: 14,065 Rating: (4.68 /5, 19 votes). This is a list of cartridges and cassettes for the Intellivision game system. Some cartridges were published by both Mattel Electronics and Sears Tele-Games, and later Intellivision Inc. Between 1979 and 1989, a total of 133 titles were released. 118 cartridges plus one compilation cartridge for the Master Component; 6 cartridges for the ECS Computer Adapter. Play without console: Emulators open a whole new world, where you can play (or replay) every Intellivision game, without owning an original Intellivision console. All you need is an Intellivision emulator (you can find it in this website download section), videogames roms, and 2 particular roms: Executive Rom (the EXEC) and Graphic Rom (the GROM). OpenEmu is about to change the world of video game emulation. One console at a time. For the first time, the 'It just works' philosophy now extends to open source video game emulation on the Mac. With OpenEmu, it is extremely easy to add, browse, organize and with a compatible gamepad, play those favorite games (ROMs) you already own.

Ultimate PC Interface for Classic Consoles / Intellivision and Colecovision

VERSION 2 (2012)
supports the following systems:
Atari 2600, 7800, Amiga/Commodore, Channel F, Colecovision (all), Genesis, Intellivision (all), Odyssey 2, MSX, Sega Master System, TI-99, X68000, and 2014 Intv/Coleco Flashback

VERSION 3 (2018)
supports the VERSION 2 controllers PLUS:
3DO, Amiga CD32, Amiga mouse, Atari 2600 Paddles, Atari CX22 & CX80 Trak-balls, Atari ST mouse, Bally Astrocade, CBS Booster Grip, FM Towns Marty, Gemini Dual Command

Click here to see a full list of all supported controllers
Get the latest FIRMWARE by CLICKING HERE.

Additional Purchasing Options

If you are interested in an interface for only ONE controller, check out other interfaces at 2600-DAPTOR

Product Description

The original purpose of this interface was to support the expansion controllers of the Intellivision and Colecovision consoles. With the release of the VERSION 3 interface, the purpose is to support as many 9 pin controllers and paddles as possible! This site focuses on the Intellivision and Colecovision but MANY other controllers are supported also.
The only way to play Intellivision and Colecovision games is with their unique and original controllers using the real hardware produced in the 80's. The second option would be in emulation on the PC but the PC keyboard has no way to reproduce the Intellivision 16 direction disc, the Coleco rollerball, or the feel of the controllers.
Enter the Ultimate PC Interface. Available ONLY here. It allows you to connect two (2) controllers and the PC through a USB connector. The controllers can be a combination of any supported controller.

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What makes this the Ultimate PC Interface? It supports the Intellivision ECS keyboard! Play the ECS games as they were meant to be played. Learn to type 80's style with Flintstones Keyboard Fun. There is no other way to type a Basic program other than with the ECS keyboard! The Music Synthesizer is also supported! Melody Blaster must be enjoyed with the Music Sythesizer.... and now on your PC. Ultimate PC Interface is the only interface that supports both ECS interfaces! And there is more! Support for the Colecovision, Coleco Rollerball, Coleco Driving Wheel, Coleco Super Action controller, Atari 2600, and Atari 7800 Proline controllers! (see support section below) is also included....along side with the Intellivision controller! Even though there are two connections to one interface, you can still mix and match controller types. A majority of controller buttons are mapped the same making it easy to define one controller type in an emulator and then change controllers without having to redefine it. Wait! And there is even more! Support for the Atari 2600 Driving, TI-99, Sega Master System, Fairchild Channel F, Magnavox Odyssey 2, and Sega Genesis 3/6 controllers is also included.....
... and more!!! If you have a 2014 Intellivion or Colecovision Flashback controller and want to play more games, there is also support for those controllers! (See support section below.)

Supported Controllers (see autosense mode)

Revision 2 (2012)

• the Atari 2600 joystick, 2600 keypad (older firmware), 2600 driving controller (paddles NOT supported)
• the Atari 7800 Proline joysticks
• Original Colecovision controllers, Coleco Super Action controllers with spinner support, Coleco Steering Wheel, Coleco Rollerball, and Colecovision Flashback controllers,
• the Fairchild Channel F joysticks (push down)
• Original Intellivision controllers (with dongle), Intellivision 2 controllers, Sears Arcade controllers, Intellivision Flashback controllers, Intellivision ECS Keyboard, and Intellivision Piano/Synthesizer
• the Magnavox Odyssey 2 joysticks
• the MSX joysticks
• the Sega Genesis 3/6 controllers (VERSION 2: use 'START' button, VERSION 3 use 'A' or 'START)
• the Sega Master System compatible joysticks
• the TI-99/4A joysticks
• the X68000 joysticks (jack A, joystick #1 button)

Revision 3 (2018) All controllers listed above plus those listed below

• the 3DO (one controller in extension jack)
• the Amiga CD32 only on jack B
• the Amiga mouse (jack B, switches DN UP)
• the Atari 2600 Keypads
• the Atari 2600 Paddles, both paddles (paddle #1 button)
• the Atari 2800/Sears Video Arcade II (either side button, knob towards center)
• the Atari CX22 & CX80 Trak-balls, native mode (jack B, switches DN DN)
• the Atari Flashback 1, AtGames
• the Atari ST mouse (jack B, switches UP DN)
• the Bally Astrocade
• the CBS Booster Grip (grip switch)
• the Famiclone - NES, SNES, Famicom, Super Famicom gamepads with adapter cables (A+B for button A/B X/Y swap)
• the FM Towns Marty (FMM-PAD301, maybe others? - also press shoulder button)
• the Gemini Dual Command (knob towards center)

Specifications

• Supports 2 different controllers simultaneously with the DB9 connectors
• All Intellivision controllers are fully supported by the jzIntv Intellivision emulator (see support section below). Emulators such as Nostalgia and MESS that support joysticks and mouse, will support the controllers but not the Music Synthesizer or ECS keyboard.
• CoolCV, AdamEM, and MESS supports the Colecovision spinner (Super Action spinner, steering wheel, and rollerball) through mouse and joystick support. BlueMSX supports the Colecovision controllers.
• Dongle for connecting the original Intellivision controllers without modifying the cord is available separately (see photo below)
• Supports all 16 directions of the Intellivision DISC
• Supports all 8 directions of the Colecovision, Atari, Genesis 3/6 controllers, and all other 8 direction controllers.
• Supports the Intellivision ECS keyboard. It works natively in the operating system. Use it in your word processor!
• Supports the Intellivision Music Synthesizer. Currently only supported by the jzIntv emulator
• Supports the Colecovision spinner which is used by the Super Action Controller, the Steering Wheel, and the RollerBall through the emulator's mouse and joystick support. (see support section below)
• USB 2.0 and backwards compatible with USB 1.1
• Compatible with Windows/Mac/Linux - any O/S that natively supports USB HID devices
• Data transmitted 1000 times a second for minimal delay
• Firmware is upgradable (Windows O/S required) - CLICK HERE to view firmware upgrades and instructions on how to apply.