Atari brings back Intellivision as a retro console


Do you remember the first 'console war'? With the Intellivision Sprint, a veteran from back then is about to return. With imitation wood and 'Shark Shark!'. Photo: Intellivision Sprint/Plaion/dpa

MUNICH: Atari, now the owner of the Intellivision brand, is bringing back the iconic Intellivision console from 1979, once a direct competitor to the Atari 2600.

The revamped console, named Intellivision Sprint, will launch in December for around US$150 (RM633) in the US or €120 in Europe.

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