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Game Factory - Mattel Intellivision

Publisher:Mattel Electronics  ?              No-Intro:The Game Factory
Developer:Mattel Electronics  ?              GoodName:Game Factory
Year:1983              TOSEC:Game Factory, The
Category:Application              MAME:N/A
Game Manual:Download              Game Music:N/A

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In game image of Game Factory on the Mattel Intellivision.
In Game
Title screen of Game Factory on the Mattel Intellivision.
Title Screen
Box cover for Game Factory on the Mattel Intellivision.
Box
Box back cover for Game Factory on the Mattel Intellivision.
Box Back
Cartridge artwork for Game Factory on the Mattel Intellivision.
Cartridge
Arcade Cabinet Marquee for Game Factory.
Marquee


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Designed for the Entertainment Computer System, this was the last game finished at Mattel Electronics - David Stifel completed it on the day before the final layoff.

Although it was never released, David was sure the game had potential. At his next job, designing computer software, he was constantly called on to put together demos of the software he was working on. He realized the principles he used in Game Factory could be applied to a software prototyping tool. He proposed this to his new company, but they didn't see the potential in it. Later, he saw that another company was releasing such a tool. "There, that's exactly what I had in mind," he told his boss. But his company still wasn't interested in pursuing it.

The rival program he saw was Director, which went on to become the main authoring tool of multimedia projects.


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