
Check out the interview of Intellivision enthusiest and programmer of SameGame & Robots, Blix, and more. Interview is HERE.

Check out the interview of Intellivision enthusiest and programmer of SameGame & Robots, Blix, and more. Interview is HERE.

Check out the interview of Eric7100, an Intellivision fan and collector.
Additional Interviews are linked here. Courtesy of Atari Age user Mr_Me.

Hell Finney, a Blue Sky Ranger has passed. Here is a look at some of his achievements to the gaming world, as seen in this interview. Courtesy of 2600Connection.
As the story goes, APh Technology Consultants (located in Pasadena, CA) was hired by Mattel in 1976 to help design what became the Intellivision system; eventually they programmed the system's software, most of the development tools, and all of the first Intellivision, M-Network, and Keyboard Component games. The team consisted of …

Retro Gamer Magazine has a great Intellivision 35th anniversary article in the latest issue, 127. Part of that article features an interview with Elektronite's William Moeller. The interviewer, Graeme Mason, a freelance writer for the magazine conducts the interview and has made available the full interview on his own site, WIZWORDS. Enjoy the full interview and get your hands on RETRO GAMER 127!
THE INTERVIEW:
I interviewed William Moeller of Elektronite for my 35th anniversary Intellivisio…

The Mattel IntelliVision was released in 1979 to compete against the Atari 2600 and other period game systems like Magnavox Odyssey 2. Back then could anyone have imagined that it would go head to head against the PlayStation 4 in 2014? New games for IntelliVision are still being released by Elektronite Software based out of Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. Classic Game Room sits down to talk with Elektronite’s CEO and owner, William Moeller.
So William, I’ll just get right to the point and ask…

Check out the Bottoms Up interview with Elektronite owner William Moeller, maker of new Intellivision games!
Interview HERE.

Popular voice actor Roger Craig Smith was reminiscing about the good old days of playing Intellivision in a recent Interview.
You recently went to the 1337 Lounge Live studio. It’s a cool place and it has an awesome arcade emulator with a lot of cool games. What’s your favorite game to play on there?
Roger Craig Smith: You know what? Astrosmash goes back to like me being maybe, I think 7 or 8 years old the first time played that thing – I can’t remember, I might have been younger than t…

There is one crucial detail that distinguishes William Moeller from other tech entrepreneurs in Hamilton.
While many local firms focus on creating applications for the web or for mobile devices, his company, Classic Game Publishers Inc., takes a much more old-school approach. The outfit, which Moeller founded last year, puts out new, original titles for the Intellivision, a gaming console that came out in 1979 and was discontinued in the mid-'80s.
“My dad gave us the Intellivision in 1980 an…

INTERVIEW COURTESY OF GAMOTEK
Spanning almost a decade (2003 – 2012), David Harley and Intelligentvision released 17 games for the Intellivision console. The first one being the famous Stonix. In November 2012, David announced the end of Intelligentvision. By Christmas time though, he may have already returned to the scene. We’re going back through time with the founder who accepted to answer our questions. (picture: David Harley (left) and the French developer Arnauld Chevallier)
