Summary
Atari has created a new version of the Intellivision console called the Intellivision Sprint, which is a modern update of the 1979 gaming system. The console is available for pre-order at $149.99 and will ship in December, featuring 45 built-in games and using an HDMI connection for easy setup.
Key Facts
- Atari partnered with games company Plaion to develop the Intellivision Sprint.
- The console is a plug-and-play unit, designed to connect easily to modern TVs.
- It features a gold-and-black design with a wood-effect strip, reminiscent of the original Intellivision look.
- The system includes two wireless controllers that resemble the original design with rotary dials and numeric keypads.
- The Intellivision Sprint has 45 pre-installed games, including notable titles like Boulder Dash and Astrosmash.
- The console connects via a single HDMI cable, simplifying setup compared to older systems.
- USB-A ports on the console allow for additional games and original Intellivision controller compatibility.
