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looks like you might want to check your capacitors (replace any of the electrolitic capacitors you find) as they are likely to be out of spec and causing some of the problems too.

Should see if Atari 7800 Homebrew like Ricki and Vicki or Popeye cartridges

The Intellivision Flashback came out in 2014 for $39. It kinda bombed but I liked it anyway. Sadly for me, Tommy Tallarico completely ruined my warm feelings for the Intellivision platform and brand, and now I mostly want it to fade away. One last look via the Atari 50 update coming this fall is enough for me.

id say your tv is off.

Atari?

I used to love playing the baseball and skiing games back in the 80s. Always wanted an Atari but got Intellivision instead - and it was great too. =)

So many fond memories of playing Intellivision Baseball and Football in the 80s!

The Colecovision was better.

thank you for such video ! lots of love for the Intellivision

I love my Intellivision console ! so many great games !

Interesting, I never had Intellivision as a kid in the 80's, so I bought Intellivision 1 second hand in 2017 (PAL / Euro version), seller said it's from 1981. Have used it only with crt tv, and it works fine, at least last time I used it (in 2023). Haven't used it with my Sony Bravia tv, and by the looks of it, might be waste of time to even try. I also have the PS2 Intellivision Lives! game, and while I enjoy playing the games in it, and watching the documents, indeed PS2 controller doesn't give authentic Intellivision gaming experience. Certainly would be nice to see modern Intellivision Mini console with original style controllers. I was really looking forward to see what comes out of the Intellivision Amico project, sadly it seems to be canceled now.

Had one in the early 90s and even then the video connection was faulty

Uh, they made a new intellivision. The Amico. It was horrible.

I am looking forward to seeing what Atari does with thier new IP.

Blackjack was great. Te dealer made such funny faces.

Do we?

I had the same joystick!!! It was unbreakable. Still have it 😁

Go to all the trouble to make nice video with sound too low

Voice too low

I was able to find one, it has some yellowing, anyone ever try whitening these before? Not sure how hard or dangerous it would be to disassemble the case

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I've been using the "Clean Comp" composite/S Video mod from Retro Six. The board solders right to the pins on the back side of the TIA chip, it doesn't require any component removal (except on the Jr. need to remove RF jack on the back), or drilling into the case, and the picture can be adjusted to clean it up if needed. This mod is not as bad as it doesn't require drilling, but it still requires removing stuff.

The original Collecovision controller will work for Omega Race. Giving you access to both action buttons.

2 mins in, and too much incorrect story telling. stopped watching.

back in the 80's kids are trading a "madonna nude" on diskette and print it on dot matrix

Don’t trust the algorithm. I found the by clicking my subscriptions

I played thousands of hours of Intellivision. So sad that I sold it and my 60+ cartridges while saving up for my Amiga back in the day. If only I knew how much I'd have liked to have it in my collection today.

The interface cartridges are not unique, the star nl-10 has it too. It even has a c64 interface cartridge too

sales don't matter to me because i hate popularity i think popularity is overrated to me i always love prefer unpopularity over popularity that's just me i love my new atari vcs 800 it made me a new atari fan i love it way better than nintendo switch, xbox and playstation i'm just not a fan of sony, microsoft and nintendo i'm only a fan of bally astrocade, sega and atari i think atari vcs is underrated unpopular great best sleeper hit to me in my honest unpopular point of view perspective mindset and that's just my unpopular preference i'm excited about atari acquire intellivison

This is actually a pretty nice little dot matrix printer. Decently capable compared to the cheaper MPS 80x printers.

8:50: Commodore isn't on the list because Commodore didn't make printers for PCs. When Windows 3 shipped and printer companies had to start making their own device drivers for Windows (except HP, which paid MSFT to do it for them), Commodore was well on their way to going bankrupt, was irrelevant in the US marketplace, and as I said, did not make PC printers. Citizen, on the other hand, did have printer drivers in Windows. Should have tried that first.

It is awesome that you have done this for us to see 👍🤩👍

Ricordando più di 20 anni fa a scuola con la stampante con la carta bucata ai lati,,,,

I shouldnt have gotten rid of mine before knowing it could be connected to my computer.

wow

Cute dog

11:00 - The sound of my youth.

Something I learned many years ago is that Windows 95 can use 16 bit Windows 3.1 printer drivers. I wonder if Windows 98 and 98SE can? How about Windows Me? 32 bit NT4, XP, or 2000?

I'm glad you didn't edit it out. The sounds of these old machines are a key part of the experience.

Senhores, a PICA está OFF

doggy!! :D

The old Dot Matrix printers usually had the IBM format or Epson FX or Apple Write emulator They usually had a dip switches setting for the computer your using. The newer ones could be initialized by the drivers from Windows Telling the printer what format to use I remember when 25 pin serial port or the 36 pin centronic There were also some other odd pin sizes The serial port was for unix or other machines, so if you were using a machine like a phone company central office the serial connection could go to a screen cga or a printer It was really cool back then.

Excelente vídeo. I had a File:Amstrad DMP 3000 and i belive i stil have a smal Canon portable printer in the loft..

Whoa! I use an MPS-1200 and the only difference seems to be it has another Commodore serial port instead of that wide parallel one you got. Recently bought a new compatible ribbon for it too! My "backup" printer is actually an MPS-801! Slow and loud, shakes when the print head slides back for the next line, but it gets the job done. There's so little you can do with its limited features, makes it beautiful actually. Built like a tank.

8:28 they didn’t. it’s also just some of their generic drivers

Oh man, that one's a tad slow. The dot matrix we had on the Atari would do bidirectional printing. (That was a Star printer.)

Wish I had a 1250. I have a Okidata ml320 on my network, that I use with Amiga, Unix, and Win 10. I use mostly use Star C= printer with my 64.

I saw this and instantly: _Epson MX-80_ popped into mind!

Nothing like the "preow" of a dot matrix printer.

I had a Star Micronics Gemini 10x printer from around 1983 to the mid 90s. I originally used it on my Apple 2+ and finished with an IBM 386sx clone when it mechanically died. I believe it was Epson Mx80 compatible, but the best feature is that it used old fashioned typewriter ribbons which were didn't last very long, but were extremely cheap and available at virtually all stores. It had virtually no sound proofing and was not the quickest, but was a workhorse.