These two were one of my most recent finds at Goodwill and both were chock-full of corrosion. After cleaning them up, I discovered that Super Pac-Man has two flaws: 1) the audio doesn't work, and 2) it contains four games I already have on a working Plug 'n Play. However, it does have an AWESOME and ACCURATE 4-way joystick that makes the experience more authentic! Intellivision, on the other hand, contains games that I have never played before, and though it seems graphically superior to the Atari 2600, the controls leave something to be desired, though the Plug 'n Play itself does not accurately represent what the Intellivision originally was and the corrosion could possibly be the reason why the controls seem so finicky at times. I invite you, the viewer, to enter my clowny world and allow me to take you back to a time where processing speed and video output weren't a determining factor in making a great game or console. Thanks for watching! MCL!!!
