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Game ID: 8843
Console / System: Intellivision
Title: Advanced Dungeons & Dragons
Scarcity (loose): 1
Value in USD (loose): 3
Scarcity (complete): 0
Value in USD (complete): 0
Publisher: Mattel/INTV
Section: 1
Designer: Tom Loughry
Exceptional: +
Description: Advertised in the very first Mattel software catalog, Advanced D&D was something of a late-comer compared to other titles listed in the same catalog. The final product was only loosely based on what was initially advertised.
Landmark: The first Intellivision title to exceed the 4K ROM barrier (itβs 6K).
Easter eggs: On the right controller, press and hold button β0β, either upper side-button, and disc position 7 (just above left). Then press RESET. You start the game with both crown pieces, and win automatically!
Country / region: USA
Part #: 3410
System exclusive: 0
Santulli Slant: Once again proof that video games imitate life. Look at all of the things that happen in this game that occur every day in our daily lives: Looking around for a goddamn ladder. Running away from the freaky dude with the weird hair. Stepping in animal droppings. Turning on the light and finding a rat at the most inopportune moments. Running out of ammunition. And I could go on, but many of you may not relate to things like losing the broken pieces of a holy chalice β that happens to me at least once a month. And the game itself: pure fun. Lots of suspense and surprises at every turn. Play it loud for a real experience! [Gr: 4, So: 8, Ga: 9, Ov: 9]
Periodical's review: Named "Best Adventure Game of 1983" by Electronic Games Magazine. Listed as one of the "99 Favorite Classics" by Digital Press in 1997.
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