Videogame Review, Beauty & the Beast for the Intellivision 2 (w/ Brand New Intellivision 2 Controller)

Videogame Review, Beauty & the Beast for the Intellivision 2 (w/ Brand New Intellivision 2 Controller)

Everything has been a smooth transaction with this game.  It’s a classic game for the Intellivision because classics often refer to art and the story of Beauty & the Beast is very related to art.  The program is great.  I’ve never before experienced such nice and comfortable jumping controls since the brand new Intellivision 2 controller was out of my radar; in fact, I’ve had to “spy” on eBay to receive a new controller for the Intellivision 2 and it’s fun to use it off of my other Intellivision 2 consoles.  Movements made with the disc are tilted on like silk: smooth, comfortable, and relaxing.  Songs which play from my video game console also help me take things at a slow pace even while the frantic arcade experience is happening, due to the time constraints as I get along the building levels towards the freak of nature who has kidnapped a beautiful young lady.  Graphics on the Intellivision can be sharp and well-defined; however, that doesn’t mean that everything in an Intellivision program can be sharp and well-defined.  Programmers have to let a cartridge give enough without causing it to break.  For example, Doom for the Atari Jaguar may seem like an excellent title for that Atari video game console until you realize that a lot of owners of that Jaguar cartridge have seen it malfunction and drift into ruin.  There’s also concern Intellivision 2 owners have to have about the insert and eject functions of Intellivision games.  My new Intellivision 2 console does accept cartridges with ease but I’ve had to evacuate from it due to its premature, broken status.  Age goes on for new and used.  The Intellivision 2 controllers are fine- brand new, detachable, and really quite clean.  I know these controllers are brand new since I also have used Intellivision 2 controllers with a darkening, junk-white yellow effect on their shells.  Gameplay for Beauty & the Beast involves climbing up windows on a tall skyscraper and reaching a giant, freakish monster before he unleashes too many birds, rats, stones and other incoming barriers.  Using imagination is pretty required to get the drift of its visionary art.  A plane comes by after I’ve climbed the skyscraper and picks me and my girlfriend up so we can fly home to safety.  Each fire button is ridiculous from all the comfort to be had.  The firing buttons fit well into my fingers and my black disk, which in today’s modern standards is an ancient direction pad, has buttery-smooth controls for movement against the ongoing building structures.  Don’t be afraid to use the keypad!  Intellivision 2 controllers are also in a sense video game consoles themselves because each device contains keys for program alternations.  You can probably think of PS4 controllers and Xbox One controllers as video game consoles, too.  Without a controller a video game console is incomplete.  There’s batches of trees growing in the background which complement to the grandiose visuals during the rough, heated gameplay into the skies beyond recognition for spooks.  It’s funny when my guy falls off the building or when the Donkey-Kong-wanna-be falls off the building.