A first entry from a toy company. A shortening of the words intelligent-television. Development began a year after the Atari 2600, and it eventually joined the first-era of console wars. The console enjoyed a acceptable-size game library. Mattel posted losses in the hundreds of millions of dollars, and was eventually liquidated. The company claimed falling sales, increased competition, and lack-of big-name titles.
Below is the videogame library for browsing at random.
Las Vegas 'Poker' and 'Blackjack'
'Auto Racing'
'Space Armada'
'BurgerTime'
'Dracula'
'Frogger'
'Loco-Motion'
'NASL Soccer'
'Basketball'
'Sea Battle'
Advanced Dungeons and Dragons [2]: Treasure of Tarmin
'Space Spartans'
Swords and Serpents
'TRON: Deadly Discs'
'Utopia'
'Snafu'
Advanced Dungeons and Dragons
'B-17 Bomber'
'Bomb Squad'
'DragonFire'
'Star Strike'
'Golf'
'TRON: Maza-A-Tron'
'Masters of the Universe: The Power of He-Man'
'Buzz Bombers'
'Stampede'
'NHL Hockey'
'Demon Attack'
'Tennis'
'Popeye'
'Armor Battle'
'Shark! Shark!'
'Vectron'
PBA Bowling
'Sharp Shot'
'Football'
'Tron: Solar Sailer'
'Horse Racing'
'Skiing'
'MicroSurgeon'
'Triple Action'
'Night Stalker'
'Reversi'
'Space Battle'
'AstroSmash'
'Baseball'
Lock and Chase
'Donkey Kong'
'Frog Bog'
'Tower of Doom'
'Sub Hunt'
'Mission-X'
'Backgammon'
'Pitfall !'
'Tropical Trouble'
'Las Vegas Roulette'
'Boxing'
'Space Hawk'
Our Mattel intellivision collection is 45% complete.