What micro in Intellivision video games?

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From: Robert Colwell
Date: Mon, 15 May 1989 12:38

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I'm looking at an Intellivision video game for a friend, ca. 1979, which
seems to only remember how to put out vertical and horizontal sync, but
nothing else.  I suspect the micro, but the manufacturer glued metal
heat sinks to the tops of the chips in question and I can't tell what
they are.  Does anybody out there know?

Bob Colwell               ..!uunet!mfci!colwell
Multiflow Computer     or colwell@multiflow.com
175 N. Main St.
Branford, CT 06405     203-488-6090

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Subject: What micro in Intellivision video games?
Keywords: mystery chip went belly-up
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Date: 15 May 89 12:38:27 GMT
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