Well, in a way he was right.
Tommy Talarico and posting ignorant bullshit. Name a more iconic duo, I'll wait.
Well, there it finally is. Lol at announcing it at 10pm on a Friday night.
"This will also allow us more time to optimize our operating system for future game development"?
That guy, still telling folks to buy his books, right?Hahah, now fucking Seth Abramson is shilling for Amico.
Grifters all the way down.
[We] worked together a lot on the new design and I incorporated a lot of things that I learned from Shigeru Miyamoto over the years. I've known Miyamoto-san for over 30 years and worked with him for around three years on the Metroid Prime games. He's a good friend... Let's just say that whenever I'm around Miyamoto-san, I'm always asking a lot of game design questions. You may as well learn from the best!
Found this inspirational quote from Tommy in a recent interview:
Intellivision's Tommy Tallarico Wants To Follow In Nintendo's Footsteps, But Will He Get His Chance?
Will the Amico ever see release?www.nintendolife.com
You sure about this?
It looks like it works as a rotational control in this video:
(2:20, if time coding doesn't work).
It's not really important either way and it will only make a difference in a few games (and won't improve the Amico's chances in the slightest) but it does look like it's not just a d-pad.
The later discount variants definitely helped. I know that's why my first system was an Atari 2600. There's a significant portion of Atari nostalgia that only exists due to those cheap 2600s. I also think that another part of the long tail is that Atari had a wider presence internationally than its early competitors. Atari weren't ever super-successful in Europe but they were a relatively widely-known brand. Although the Intellivision was released in parts of Europe and presumably some people did buy one, I don't recall ever seeing one in a shop or in anyone's house, seeing any games for one, or hearing anyone mention it. I think it's probably the same for most European gamers (or at least those old enough to remember the retail lifetime of the Atari 2600).
Yeah he's done multiple videos with Tommy.At bit off topic, but from 2:40 to 2:55 isn't that Craig from the old Screw Attack crew?
It's true, he was only involved very early in Prime 1's development and wasn't credited.What an utter lie. TT isn't in the credits of Metroid Prime. Someone/The Internet at Large needs to scrutinize his so-called list of achievements and work history.
Not to defend Tommy here, but maybe he's uncredited?What an utter lie. TT isn't in the credits of Metroid Prime. Someone/The Internet at Large needs to scrutinize his so-called list of achievements and work history.
Lol yeah that's him, I had to double-take after seeing him the first time, like what the hell is the dude doing there.At bit off topic, but from 2:40 to 2:55 isn't that Craig from the old Screw Attack crew?
Huh, I'm kinda surprised he's doing this, I thought he was done with doing games media, especially with stuff like this. Hopefully when the inevitable happens here he doesn't get hit too hard.Lol yeah that's him, I had to double-take after seeing him the first time, like what the hell is the dude doing there.
Ha, yeah, this is like how Pixar's John Lasseter would always crow about Hayao Miyazaki being a "close, personal friend" at every goddamned opportunity just because Disney had signed on to distribute Ghibli's films for a while and despite there being no proof at all that Miyazaki could even pick Lasseter out of a crowd.Found this inspirational quote from Tommy in a recent interview:
Intellivision's Tommy Tallarico Wants To Follow In Nintendo's Footsteps, But Will He Get His Chance?
Will the Amico ever see release?www.nintendolife.com
OK, the appearance from Craig is really throwing me for a loop. Not a cameo I was expecting.
No, not necessarily. I honestly don't know a thing about him other than he was at ScrewAttack, then Rooster Teeth before leaving. He could be a card-carrying MAGA chud for all I know. I'm just surprised because I wasn't expecting to see a recognizable face among those testimonials.
There's a reasonable bet every one of those testimonials was paid for.That kid in the video
"It definitely beats the Xbox a lot."
How much you want to bet they promised to buy him an Xbox to say that.
Well, there it finally is. Lol at announcing it at 10pm on a Friday night.
"This will also allow us more time to optimize our operating system for future game development"?
lmfao I just found this clip of Tommy claiming that it would be "smart" of Nintendo, Sony and MS to not release their consoles in the same quarter as the Amico
not sure how the interviewer didn't die laughing lmao
the predication i best agree with is the backers will get something and there might be a few units in the wild. But that is all best caseExpected.
It's not getting off the ground, at best low altitude and then crash.
the predication i best agree with is the backers will get something and there might be a few units in the wild. But that is all best case
I love the Playdate and Amico rivalry. Playdate is there staying in it's lane not bothering anybody and seeming to be doing well. And Amico is full notice me sempai mode
I love the Playdate and Amico rivalry. Playdate is there staying in it's lane not bothering anybody and seeming to be doing well. And Amico is full notice me sempai mode
Me too. There's really something to be said for staying professional, not fostering a weird cult of personality around the one figure you've chained the product to, and having a product that actually appeals to people.
They also have finished their software. You would think Android running simple games would be...simple. But Intellivision bungles even the basics.
Maybe they put effort into making a custom build of android with lower overhead 🤔Well, it's a good thing they're getting more "time to optimize their operating system for future game development", whatever the heck that means!
It's gotta be less than Playdate. Playdate has had a factory/parts/production lined up for forever now. The recent delay this year (that they advised has been resolved and shouldn't affect production right now) was due to covid precautions with staffing at the factory they're using in Malaysia.
It's still unclear where the Amicos are being made, or who's actually doing it.
Me too. There's really something to be said for staying professional, not fostering a weird cult of personality around the one figure you've chained the product to, and having a product that actually appeals to people.
Maybe they put effort into making a custom build of android with lower overhead 🤔
It's gotta be less than Playdate. Playdate has had a factory/parts/production lined up for forever now. The recent delay this year (that they advised has been resolved and shouldn't affect production right now) was due to covid precautions with staffing at the factory they're using in Malaysia.
It's still unclear where the Amicos are being made, or who's actually doing it.
Me too. There's really something to be said for staying professional, not fostering a weird cult of personality around the one figure you've chained the product to, and having a product that actually appeals to people.
I'm guessing basic resources. A lot of the media push forth feels like it was aimed at investors rather than actual buyersWiki suggests Ark Electronics?
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intellivision_Amico
And the specs do not sound complicated. Are the delays due to software or basic resources / mfg.
Wiki suggests Ark Electronics?
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intellivision_Amico
And the specs do not sound complicated. Are the delays due to software or basic resources / mfg.
Tommy has been reading this thread and now they are going to allow up to 10 players for Killer Queen!Well, there it finally is. Lol at announcing it at 10pm on a Friday night.
"This will also allow us more time to optimize our operating system for future game development"?