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It'll be interesting to see their value if the Amico never launches. Currently, when someone posts an Amico game for sale on ebay, it's gets $30-$40, but games rarely show up for sale. If it's never released, and the game cards become glorified pieces of plastic, will it gain value as a collectors item, or will the value lower since you can't play them. Time will tell.
 

Happy Intellivision Amico Ship Date Announcement Day! (or so)
No ship date is expected today, but don't worry! Phil Adam said on Sunday "I’m dedicated to making some announcement by the end of this month”.
Reminds me of when they were determined to deliver pre-orders by Q4 2021.

Happy Intellivision Amico Ship Date Announcement Day! (or so)
No ship date is expected today, but don't worry! Phil Adam said on Sunday "I’m dedicated to making some announcement by the end of this month”.
Reminds me of when they were determined to deliver pre-orders by Q4 2021.

I look at the recent crowdfunding effort in my latest video on it.
 

I look at the recent crowdfunding effort in my latest video on it.
 

I look at the recent crowdfunding effort in my latest video on it.
 

I saw this too! I'm still trying to wrap my head around that NES pad. Much less intuitive than the original Intellivision controller...

An interesting summation of the required SEC disclosures from Intellivision Entertainment for the 3rd round fundraising:
https://www.gamesindustry.biz/articles/2022-02-09-intellivision-entertainment-hasnt-generated-revenue-since-launch
Full SEC document here:
https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1909726/000166516022000236/offeringmemoformc.pdf

It's honestly shocking that they would create and publish this image. They're not just pitting themselves against the current generation from Sony, Microsoft and Nintendo, now they're using this image to pit themselves against some of the greatest, most beloved classic video game systems of all time. The NES, SNES, and PlayStation Dual Shock are controllers that set the standard of their generation. Calling the NES "2 Buttons and a D-Pad" controller "complicated" is such an insane thing to say that it makes me wonder what they're smoking over there.
If anything the Amico controller is its Achilles Heel. It doubles down on the ergonomics of the original controller, and it makes their offering more expensive.
Also interesting to note that in that pile of "complicated" video game controllers they opted not to include the Sega Dreamcast controller with its unique VMU screen.

I love how the NES and Genesis are called too complicated in this picture from their StartEngine page.

Just a video of me opening up a dollar pack of 1990 Score NHL Hockey Trading Cards, hoping for an Yzerman. 
 

Ep 744: Marble Madness (NES)
 

January 2022 Retro Game Treasure Unboxing
 

Altered Beast Sega Master System VS Sega Genesis
 

5 Reasons Jaws On The NES Is Awesome!
 

(Including one from @Justin!)
 

Ep 743: Tropical Trouble (Intellivision)
 

Ep 742: MUSHA (Gen)
 

My Top Ten Rarest Most Valuable Atari 2600 Games
 

Ep 741: OutRun (SMS)
 

Dance Dance Revolution Tiny Arcade Boardwalk Arcade Mini Arcade Review
 

Retro Game Treasure November 2021 Unboxing
 

World's Smallest Atari 2600 Tiny Arcade Review
 

Video Games Monthly November 2021 Unboxing
 

Zelda Game & Watch Unboxing