Imagic T-Shirts

Description: Lance Jennings - Super Deluxe Sprint Car Racing - Intellivision Imagic Box Art Style

Description: The latest Imagic reimagined title from Slappy Marsden, featuring Viking Stew. Ice Trek 2 - The Adventures of Viking Stew

Description: Microsurgeon from Imagic - The classic Imagic title for the Intellivision from back in 1982.

Description: Dracula from Imagic - The classic Imagic title for the Intellivision from back in 1982. You Gotta Love This Game!

Description: Dragonfire from Imagic - The classic Imagic title for the Intellivision from back in 1982. You Gotta Love This Game!

Description: Demon Attack from Imagic - T-Rex Cover Variant - The classic Imagic title for the Intellivision from back in 1982. You Gotta Love This Game!

Description: Cosmic Ark 1982

Description: A retro-style graphic depicting a futuristic space station with an elaborate structure, emerging from a bright beam of light in a nebula-filled, star-speckled galaxy. A colorful, curved rainbow arches over the top, with the text 'COSMIC ARK' rendered in bold, outlined letters. Below the space station, within an oval, the word 'IMAGIC' is displayed.

Description: Cosmic Ark 1982 Retro Vintage - (marblepulpbox)

Description: Demon Attack 1982 - Retro (artFor U)

Description: Cosmic Ark 1982 Retro - (lana-shop)

Description: A retro sci-fi video game poster showcasing a massive, futuristic space station floating in the cosmos, surrounded by vibrant red and blue nebulae. Below, a smaller spacecraft beams up from a glowing planet surface, emphasizing the game’s interstellar rescue mission theme. Framed by bold rainbow-striped borders and the Imagic logo, the distressed design captures the colorful, high-energy style of early 1980s arcade and console gaming culture.

Description: Cosmic Ark is a video game published by Imagic in 1982. The objective is to gather specimens from different planets in a spaceship which contains the survivors from the city of Atlantis. There are two versions of the cartridge. One allows the player to toggle the starfield display on and off with the Black & White / Color TV switch, and another which the starfield cannot be disabled. The first stage has the player fending off meteor showers from all four sides of the screen by pushing the joystick to fire in the desired direction, similar to the 1980 arcade game Space Zap. The second stage requires the player to pilot a shuttle to a planet and use its tractor beam to pick up life forms.

Description: Great Mock Intellivision Amico Box Design in the style of the original Intellivision Imagic Games by the Great Slappy Marsden and given to me to post here.