I created a way to write Intellivision games that requires only an Android phone and a keyboard. All the games I developed going forward were within this very environment. To give back to the development community, I maintain instructions on how to create this environment and even created a YouTube video tutorial.

The documentation on the linked page highlights my writing style and documentation ability. This is amplified by the supplemental YouTube video, where I demonstrate installing this environment onto a new device.

Modern versions resemble a full Linux desktop environment and run best with an Android tablet, keyboard, and mouse. A pair of Python GUI applications obviate writing BASH scripts manually, as in the beginning.

This is a simulation of Little Man Computer, a theoretical computer model invented by Dr. Stuart Madnick in 1965 as a way to teach computing to students. It includes all the basic components of a computer, and draws on the analogy of a "Little Man" working in a mail room.

Instruction manual included with full tutorial and glossary. Classical music sountrack to enhance learning enjoyment. Save your work for future re-use. Appropriate for comprehensive school-aged children and above. Free to download and use with jzIntv.

Last updated on February 18, 2022.

A level editor for the Intellivision port of Bump & Jump.

Create your own pack of 32 levels, and try them out in jzIntv.

I included this project on this page because it is written in Python. A number of educators have expressed interest in knowing how I developed GUI applications using Python scripting.