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Intellivision Sprint

Intellivision Sprint

4.6(736 ratings)

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$149.99at Atari®Checked Nov 8

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  • Last seen at $149.99 at Atari® on Nov 8.
  • Our take on the Intellivision Sprint

    The Intellivision Sprint is a plug-and-play revival of the original Intellivision console, now sold under Atari. It keeps the woodgrain-and-gold look of the 1979 machine but swaps the wired setup for HDMI output and wireless controllers. 45 games are built in, spanning Boulder Dash, Shark! Shark!, sports and strategy titles, and each game gets a fresh controller overlay. It suits people who grew up with the console or want a tidy retro shelf piece; against other mini consoles it leans on the unusual 16-direction disc and keypad rather than a large game count.

    Best forRetro fans who owned the original IntellivisionCollectors of mini and plug-and-play consolesFamilies wanting simple two-player couch gamesAnyone curious about early sports and strategy games
    Pros
    • Faithful recreation of the original console's look
    • HDMI output and wireless controllers cut cable clutter
    • 45 built-in games, including Boulder Dash and Shark! Shark!
    • New overlays for every game
    • Firmware update adds QR codes linking to game manuals
    Cons
    • Game library is small next to some rival mini consoles
    • Disc-and-keypad controllers are awkward for newcomers
    • No cartridge slot, so the built-in 45 games are all you get
    • Overlays must be swapped by hand per game

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    What reviewers say

    • 4.6 / 5736 ratings

    Rated 4.6 out of 5 across 736 ratings, owners mostly praise the faithful design and the convenience of HDMI and wireless pads. Complaints center on the controllers and the limited library.

    What people mention
    • DesignPraisedOwners say it captures the original console's look and feel closely.
    • ControllersMixedThe wireless pads are convenient, but the disc and keypad are awkward for new players.
    • Game libraryMixedBoulder Dash, Shark! Shark! and the sports titles are favorites, though 45 games feels limited.
    • SetupPraisedHDMI and wireless controllers make it quick to connect to a modern TV.
    • OverlaysPraisedThe new per-game overlays are seen as a nice touch.

    About the Intellivision Sprint

    The Intellivision Sprint is a game console that keeps the look and feel of the original Intellivision. It adds HDMI output and wireless controllers.

    It comes with 45 built-in games, including Boulder Dash and Shark! Shark!, plus classic Intellivision sports and strategy games. New overlays are included for each game.

    An available firmware update adds QR codes for each game that link to the game manuals, along with other updates.

    Built-in games
    45, including Boulder Dash and Shark! Shark!
    Game types
    Sports games, strategy games, and more
    Video output
    HDMI
    Controllers
    Wireless
    Overlays
    New overlays for each game
    Firmware
    Update adds QR codes linking to game manuals

    Questions and answers

    Is the Intellivision Sprint worth it?
    If you want an authentic Intellivision experience on a modern TV without hunting down original hardware and cartridges, it delivers that. If you mainly want a large retro library, other mini consoles offer more games.
    How does it differ from the original Intellivision?
    It keeps the original's shape and styling but adds HDMI output and wireless controllers. The 45 games are built in rather than loaded from cartridges.
    What games are included?
    45 built-in titles, including Boulder Dash, Shark! Shark!, classic sports games and strategy games. Each comes with its own controller overlay.
    Can I add more games?
    No. There is no cartridge slot, so the built-in 45 games are the full library.
    What is in the box?
    The console, two wireless controllers, overlays for each game, and the cabling needed to connect to a TV.
    Does it need a firmware update?
    A firmware update is available that adds QR codes linking each game to its manual, along with other fixes. It is optional but recommended.
    Where is the Intellivision Sprint cheapest?
    At Atari®, for $149.99, as of our latest check.
    What do buyers say about the Intellivision Sprint?
    Rated 4.6 out of 5 from 736 ratings.

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