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Amico, focussed upon families and kid-friendly games, will release on 10th Oct 2020.
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Amico, focussed upon families and kid-friendly games, will release on 10th Oct 2020.
Console expense is one thing but I hope they are not thinking of charging $2.99-$7.99 for games between 20 and 40 years old, that's insane.
Now now, before anyone defends it vehemently, I am saying that from the perspective the original game has already made its money, profit is done and revenue streams have ended. To me, charging so high for a digital version of a nostalgic classic is price gouging.
But it depends what has been done to the game for the console.
I guess I'm getting fed up of this mini console nostalgia return.
That and I'll keep moaning till I get an N64 Mini and Gamecube Mini which has pretty much all the games on. Then I'll be happy!
10th October 2020, seems a bit ambitious to be so specific 2 years out.
Fast! Release all console remakes before the guys that played those original games dies!!! :)
"reimagined retro games"Quote:
Originally Posted by Tabbykatze
There are plenty of brand new, retro styled games selling for more, and GoG are successfully charging similar money for old games...
Depends how much it cost them to secure the rights to the games...Quote:
Originally Posted by Tabbykatze
But..... bandwaggon......!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Tabbykatze
But by modern standard the GameCube *was* mini :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Tabbykatze
But as for this, there are very few platforms for which I have absolutely no nostalgic memories, but I never had, wanted or knew someone who owned an Intellivision. I wish them luck, but the reason for buying this product eludes me. I think Nintendo already have the family friendly market bagged, and those controllers look rather delicate for something to hand to a child young enough that you would care about games ratings (our Wii remotes took some punishment when we had small kids).
Burger Time on the intellivision was the best version even though the controllers sucked big timeQuote:
Originally Posted by DanceswithUnixBut by modern standard the GameCube *was* mini :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Tabbykatze
But as for this, there are very few platforms for which I have absolutely no nostalgic memories, but I never had, wanted or knew someone who owned an Intellivision. I wish them luck, but the reason for buying this product eludes me. I think Nintendo already have the family friendly market bagged, and those controllers look rather delicate for something to hand to a child young enough that you would care about games ratings (our Wii remotes took some punishment when we had small kids).