 Missile Command would have been dropped because of poor playability.
(meta data) TITLE: Episode 19: Tron Maze-A-Tron | The Intellivisionaries Podcast (meta data) PUBLISHED DATETIME: 2015-06-29T01:09:45+00:00 # Episode 19: Tron Maze-A-Tron Posted on June 29, 2015 by rick In this episode, we review the Mattel Electronics game TRON MAZE-A-TRON. We interview the programmer Russ Haft. We have a listener interview with Shawn Franklin (and his son Alexander contributes his thoughts on Intellivision). Questions For Keith is back, and there's a listener audio contribution from Will Hutton. There's also Feedback, News, George and some surprise guests. So strap into your light cycle and enter The Grid… ### Download .mp3 of this episode 0:00:00 – Turn on the tube TV insert TRON MAZE-A-TRON and go! 0:00:26 – The Intellivisionaries Theme by Paul 'Nurmix' Nurminen 0:01:42 – Welcome & Thanks 0:06:04 – William, where are you going? 0:06:47 – Voice? Ferg? Huh!? 0:09:00 – Welcome (continued) and C.O.R.G.S. talk 0:43:05 – 7800 Game By Game Podcast Promo 0:44:22 – Feedback 0:59:17 – "Ye Olde English" Promo (Vic & Vipp) 1:00:01 – Mattel Electronics 'TRON video games' TV commercial 1:00:50 – News 1:13:25 – Retro Gaming Roundup Promo 1:13:42 – Dave Rolfe Promo 1:13:56 – Questions For Keith 2:25:37 – George moves? 2:26:51 – Café Pierre 2:28:25 – Listener Interview: Shawn Franklin (and Alexander Franklin) 3:22:57 – Intellivisionaries Promo 3:23:01 – Game Review: TRON MAZE-A-TRON (part 1) 4:22:39 – Interview: Russ Haft 5:47:32 – Excerpts from "TRON 1.1″ by Tom Kahelin from Intellivision In HiFi 5:49:34 – Listener Audio Submission: Will Hutton 6:11:26 – Game Review: TRON MAZE-A-TRON (part 2) 6:22:09 – Wrap Up / "Treasured" by Paul 'Nurmix' Nurminen 6:25:52 – Outtakes (music: "TRON 1.1″ by Tom Kahelin from Intellivision In HiFi) ## Links mentioned in the show: Intellivision Lives entry for Tron Maze-A-Tron Intvfunhouse entry for Tron Maze-A-Tron Video Game Critic entry for Tron Maze-A-Tron New graphic for the podcast ReplayFX con in Pittsburgh, July 30 – August 2 Hotel Bunny mini game homebrew Inty Lander homebrew Intipaki homebrew Copter Command release is imminent Spy's Rise homebrew WIP Intellivision Gen 2 kickstarter IntelligentVision ROMs for sale Retroist posting about TRON Maze-A-Tron Brett Weiss' book on Retro Pop Culture Recent video of Intellivision with ECS connecting to a BBS Five different maze cards in Maze-A-Tron Documents from Russ Haft Russ Haft's website Chris Leach's "for sale" thread on Atari Age Intellivision in Hi-Fi CD Stephen Matousek's A/V mod Tips and tricks for AD&D Treasure of Tarmin Jason Sinclair's Modified version of Slam Dunk Super Pro Basketball and an Excel spreadsheet that he uses as a helper for binary editing Some observations about Slam Dunk from Jason Sinclair ##### Post navigation ← Special Edition 3 Episode 20: Boulder Dash Subscribe/listen to the show! Your hosts Paul Nurminen (aka Nurmix) Rick Reynolds Chris Martin (aka Cmart) William Olds (aka Burgertime) Vipp (aka "George") Flashback Controller Adapters Click here to order your set! Friends of the show Help the show Help with hosting and show related expenses Intellivision Flashback Controller Adapters Podcast archive © Copyright 2019 The Intellivisionaries Podcast
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List of Intellivision games
Unreleased.
 Keyboard Component software on cassette tape are also included.   Technical demos, store demos, and test cartridges are not included.  "Air Strike" is one game that can be considered unfinished but is included in this list because the found prototype is a playable game.  "Hypnotic Lights" is excluded because it is mostly a technical demo.  "Grid Shock" is excluded due to lack of game play.  Some were not released due to marketing decisions, others were due to Mattel Electronics shutting down in January 1984.  Unless otherwise noted the reference source is the list of "Unreleased Intellivision Games" at IntellivisionLives.com.
 In a 2014 interview, APh programmer Tom Loughry explains that in 1982 he and another APh programmer started a third Advanced Dungeons & Dragons game which was abandoned when he left the company.  He also worked on a Keyboard Component cassette game "Super Football" whose completion status is unknown. In a 2015 interview with Russ Haft, manager of the Intellivision programming group at Atari, it is explained that in addition to the four games released versions of "Joust, Jungle Hunt, Pole Position, and Missile Command" were completed or close to completion.