

It's Space Spartans, which features an X-wing-like ship on the front of the box.

The package opens up book-style, allowing us to see the game itself and the overlays that fit onto the controller. Man, those overlays... I'm sure glad Nintendo never did anything like that.

Taking a look at the booklet, we see a swarm of TIE fighters.

You can see the 1982 date in the shot below, too.

Though I'm lucky enough to own an Intellivision console and this game, I still can't play it, not until I get an Intellivoice Voice Synthesis Module. It's this thing that you'd put into the Intellivision and it'd create creepy robotic-y sounding speech, something that every kid wants in their game, right? Well, apparently not, 'cause only five games worked with the Intellivoice!
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