[Atari 2600] Yar's Revenge (Sears) and other Classics... [Archive]

DDCecil

03-03-2005, 05:23 PM

Is missing from the database.

and Sears Mission X (Intellivision)

Edit: and In-Store Demonstration Cartridge and Atari Basic for the Atari 800/XE

...and I'm pretty sure that does it for my US released games.
Imports are another thing. :)

digitalpress

03-04-2005, 07:13 AM

Is missing from the database.

and Sears Mission X (Intellivision)

Edit: and In-Store Demonstration Cartridge and Atari Basic for the Atari 800/XE

...and I'm pretty sure that does it for my US released games.
Imports are another thing. :)

I'll have these online over the weekend. Can you scan the Mission X Sears Intellivision game? I don't think I own or have even seen that one.

Thanks for the feedback.

DDCecil

03-14-2005, 09:59 PM

Here's a picture of the Mission X:

http://img130.exs.cx/img130/3880/10005460iz.jpg

mikeetler

03-14-2005, 10:58 PM

That's not a Sears variation, just an INTV Corp label.

-Mike

DDCecil

03-15-2005, 01:51 AM

That's not a Sears variation, just an INTV Corp label.

-Mike

Uh oh. So what exactly does a Sears Intellivison game look like? I always assumed the white labels were the Sears versions (Now I just remembered my INTV Atari 2600 games have the same white labels... Oops!). The only boxed Sears game I own is Space Battle, and it looks like a normal Mattel release (The cart does, not the box/manual)...

digitalpress

03-15-2005, 07:27 AM

That's not a Sears variation, just an INTV Corp label.

-Mike

Uh oh. So what exactly does a Sears Intellivison game look like? I always assumed the white labels were the Sears versions (Now I just remembered my INTV Atari 2600 games have the same white labels... Oops!). The only boxed Sears game I own is Space Battle, and it looks like a normal Mattel release (The cart does, not the box/manual)...

Most of the Sears carts do not look any different than the Mattel versions of the games. As described in (hopefully) every Sears Intellivision listing in our database:

"Sears cartridge labels are typically white and typically without the licensing Mattel acquired, but this is not always the case. You may find color, licensed cartridge labels inside brand new Sears boxes."