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Intellivision Amico
DeveloperIntellivision Entertainment
Manufacturerformerly Ark Electronics, now Cal-Comp (Currently under BullHorn Games Entertainment)
TypeHome video game console
Introductory priceUS$249 (Graphite Black & Glacier White)
US$279 (Woodgrain)
US$299 (Galaxy Purple)
MediaDigital downloads
Operating systemCustom Android/Linux operating system
System on a chipOcta-core Snapdragon 624 @ 1.8 GHz[1][2][3]
Memory2 GB RAM[1]
Storage32 GB flash memory, 1x microSD[1][2]
DisplayHDMI (1080p)[1]
Controller inputIntellivision Amico controller,[1] Android/iOS device, Bluetooth controller
ConnectivityBluetooth, Wi-Fi, RFID, wireless contact charging, 1x USB-C[1][2]
Power12V DC barrel plug[2]
Online servicesAmico Game Shop
Dimensions11 × 9.5 × 2.5 in (279.40 × 241.30 × 63.50 mm)[1]
Websitewww.intellivision.com

The Intellivision Amico is an upcoming video game console produced by Intellivision Entertainment. The system was first revealed in October 2018 with basic hardware specifications and an estimated price range of "$149 - $179".[4][5] Pre-orders for Founder's Editions bundles began in January 2020 for the price of $299.99 with a refundable $100 deposit.[6][7] An initial release date of October 10, 2020 was set, but on August 5 Intellivision Entertainment delayed it to April 15, 2021. In February 2021, an announcement again pushed the release date to October 10, exactly one year after its originally intended launch.[8] On August 7, 2021 Intellivision Entertainment announced that they would push their target release again, with no new specified date for the release of the console.[9]

Concept

The goal with the Amico is to return to family gaming and "couch co-op" among people of all ages and skill levels. Because of this, all games will have both single-player and simultaneous local multiplayer modes, up to eight players. The console will not have online multiplayer at launch. The Amico will mostly feature 2D and 2.5D games. Intellivision Entertainment is paying studios to develop their exclusive games, in advance of royalty payments, and the company says they will provide developers with support that can include providing art, audio, and programming.[10] The company says all games are to have exclusive content including those ported from other platforms. and all games must be rated E or E10+ by the ESRB, PEGI 3 or PEGI 7 by PEGI or USK 0 or 6 by USK.[11][12][13] Intellivision Entertainment plan to offer a variety of games for Amico including motion control games, sports and recreation, cards and other tabletop games, children's and educational games, reimagined classic video games, and games based on original properties. New versions of many Intellivision games have been announced including titles from Imagic. New versions of several classic Atari games as well as other reimagined arcade classics such as Moon Patrol and BurgerTime are expected around launch. Initially, the cost of downloadable games available via the Amico Game Shop will be $9.99 (€8.49) or less.[14][15][16] Physical special editions will be available at retail for US$19.99 (€17.99).[15][17][18][19][20] The console is currently planned to release with 6 pack-in games, 5 of which have been revealed.[21]

History

Development

In May 2018, Tommy Tallarico announced his plans to launch a new Intellivision console and formed a new company, Intellivision Entertainment, serving as president.[22][23] Intellivision Productions was renamed Blue Sky Rangers Inc. and their video game intellectual property was transferred to the new Intellivision Entertainment.[24]

At the Portland Retro Gaming Expo in October 2018 the new Intellivision console was unveiled, including its name, launch date of October 10, 2020, and an estimated price range of $149 to $179. Developer kits were expected to go out in Summer 2019.[21] In May 2019, Intellivision Entertainment revealed its first major console exclusive title, announcing that it had assembled ten members of the original Earthworm Jim team to create a fourth installment in the franchise in honor of its 25th anniversary.[25][26] The following month, the company debuted the functioning Amico hardware behind closed doors at E3 2019, allowing industry insiders to play in-development games on one of the functional console variants, and try out the compatible phone controller mobile app.[27]

At Gamescom in Cologne, Germany in August 2019 Tommy Tallarico debuted a trailer that contained in-game footage running on the Amico hardware to the public for the first time.[28] In October 2019, Tommy Tallarico attended Insomnia Dubai, a gaming convention held in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, to announce they set up an office in Dubai to launch the Amico in the MENA region on the same day as North America and Europe.[29]

On December 3, 2019, it was revealed the controller has been upgraded with capacitive touch screens replacing resistive touch technology. Controller buttons have also been relocated for horizontal orientation.[30]

In January 2020, Intellivision Entertainment made 2,600 Founder's Edition bundles available for pre-order, priced at $299 with a $100 refundable deposit. The bundle includes a special edition woodgrain Amico console and a $50 gift card.[31] The allotted amount sold out in five hours. The company opened another round of VIP pre-orders in late March of that year. Standard edition Amicos now priced at $249, the special edition woodgrain variety at $279. Within a few days, over 10,000 additional units were pre-ordered with several days remaining in the sale. At that time, Tommy Tallarico stated that Intellivision had also received purchase orders for 100,000 units from major retailers but further orders were put on hold because of manufacturing uncertainties caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.[32]

The mixed crowdfunding/investment company for video games Fig announced its acquisition by Republic, a larger crowdfunding/investment company in April 2020, allowing Fig to open itself to larger campaigns. At the same time, it announced an upcoming revenue sharing investment campaign for Amico, Amico console preorders were also available though their website.[33]

On May 14, 2020, it was announced former Microsoft executive and Xbox co-founder J Allard had joined Intellivision Entertainment to serve as the company's global managing director, assisting the company in launching the Amico.[34] He left months later and said the role was "not a good fit."[35]

In June 2020 the internal memory storage was increased to 32 GB from 16 GB.[1]

On August 5, 2020, during a YouTube video special event, Intellivision announced that the console was delayed due to impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, and set a new target release date of April 15, 2021.[36][37] On February 17, 2021, in an update video posted to YouTube it was revealed the release of the Amico would be delayed further, also due to issues caused by the pandemic, to October 10, 2021, exactly one year after its originally intended launch.[8][38]

On October 10, 2020, the Amico system processor is revealed to be a Qualcomm Snapdragon 1.8 GHz octacore.[39][1]

On March 27, 2021, the Amico was on public display at the National Videogame Museum in Frisco, Texas. Attendees of the museum were able to play the Amico loaded with several games.[40] A similar event took place on July 10, 2021, at the Crayola Experience in Easton, Pa.[41]

On June 14, 2021, the Intellivision Amico had a ten-minute video presentation at E3 2021.[42]

In July 2021, the first 50,000 run of physical game products for both Europe and North America are manufactured.[43]

On August 7, 2021, the console's release date was again postponed.[9] Referring to international component supply and logistics issues, an announcement advises they are "focused and determined to deliver pre-ordered units by the end of the year".[44]

In September 2021, Kotaku published an article exploring the console's development delays; journalist Zack Zwiezen was critical of Intellivision's communications and transparency about its ongoing issues with delivering the product. According to the article, a number of the console's announced exclusive games are ported from Android and other platforms, including Flash.[45] Although, commandment eight of Intellivision Entertainment's Ten Commandments for Amico games state that games can be ports as long as they are "unique in some way."[46]

On Nov 23, 2021, the Intellivision Amico channel uploaded a "Deep Dive" video of their remake of Triple Action's tank gameplay, presented as Battle Tanks. Within hours, it'd been discovered that many of the assets within the game had been lifted from several other games, including World of Tanks,[47] museum images,[48] and War Thunder,[49][50] of which one had been a poorly edited copy of the Fury (2014 film) tank that was only available as a promotional tie-in. The original video did not contain a mention of the use of placeholder graphics,[51] and was soon removed, edited, removed again,[52] and finally renamed to Tank Battle,[53] with the previously shown tanks scrubbed from the video.

Hardware

Console

Intellivision Amico Console Render, Glacier White

The console is based on an 8-core 1.8GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 624 system on a chip with an Adreno 506 GPU.[3] The system supports Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, RFID, HDMI out, a microSD card slot, a charging cradle for two Amico controllers on the top, passive cooling, and one USB-C port on the back for accessories and expansions.[1][54][2] The body also features a built-in LED ambient lighting system with 40 independently controlled LEDs[2] that can change pattern and color in response to gameplay, known as Interactive Guidance Lighting.[1][55] This feature is intended to make playing games on the console "fun and memorable" while also helping guide players in an interactive way.[56] The console will launch with five available colors: Glacier White, Graphite Black, Vintage Woodgrain, Galaxy Purple and GTO Red.[57]

Controller

Intellivision Amico controller
Animated Intellivision Amico Controller Render
DeveloperIntellivision Entertainment
TypeVideo game controller
Introductory priceTBC
CPUESP32 @ 240 MHz[3]
MemoryUnknown memory[1]
StorageUnknown storage[1]
Display3.2 in (81.28 mm) 4:3 TFT LCD capacitive touchscreen,[58] full-color, 320 × 240 QVGA[1][59] @ 125 ppi
SoundSpeaker, microphone, haptic force feedback[1]
Input
ConnectivityBluetooth, Wi-Fi, RFID[1]
PowerWireless contact charging, USB-C[1]
Dimensions6 × 2.75 × 1 in (152.40 × 69.85 × 25.40 mm)[1]

The Intellivision Amico comes bundled with two controllers, designed to be ambidextrous for right or left handed preference. The controllers can charge when they are placed into their cradle on top of the console, or charge using a wired USB-C connection. The battery charges in 2 hours, and provides 4–6 hours of continuous gameplay on a full charge.[2] They feature Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, RFID, speakers, a microphone, an accelerometer, haptic force feedback, and a gyroscope. They also feature a 3.2 in (81.28 mm) full-color touch screen, a home button and a 64-way pressure-sensitive directional disc. Four oversized buttons are placed as two shoulder buttons each for right handed or left handed orientation.[1][60][61] Each shoulder button features an LED light, and the disc is surrounded by a ring of eight LEDs. These LEDs, in addition to the LEDs on the console, have brightness settings, or can be turned off.[2] The controllers come with wrist straps[1] to prevent them from flying away during game action if not held securely. Up to six additional players can connect, with players able to use additionally purchased controllers (in limited cases, including Bluetooth controllers) or a free controller smartphone app in place of an Amico controller when needed.[62]

Developer information obtained by Ars Technica showed that the controller's touchscreen would operate at a framerate of "15-30+" FPS, and any given game's content on the controller would be required to be coded in SparkAce, an HTML/CSS hybrid with support for the PNG8 and Ogg Vorbis formats, and fit within 1 MB, which the document said was intended to reduce transfer times between the controller and console.[3]

Accessories

Announced accessories include a bag to hold the console, a sleeve to protect the controller and ten themed packs of three controller skins.[15]

Games

Tommy Tallarico, president of Intellivision Entertainment, has said the games available for the Amico will be divided among games of various genres. All games will be both single player and multiplayer, with some games allowing up to eight players simultaneously. Some games will utilize motion controls (via the accelerometer and gyroscope), touchscreen, or the LEDs.[2] Dynamic game difficulty balancing is a goal for the games. The game will change parameters depending on how well a player is doing against their opponent in multiplayer. Six games will come included with the Amico, all of which will be PEGI 7 and USK 6,[13] and more than 20 additional games are expected to be available at launch. Five of the six included games have been announced as Skiing, Astrosmash, Shark! Shark!, Cornhole, and Farkle,[63][27][30][64][65] with the sixth game being a party game.

The following games have been announced to be released for the Intellivision Amico:
* unofficial name, subject to change
⁑ Have yet to be confirmed as extant.
z announced pack-in title
y announced launch window title[63]

Title (86) Genre Developer Target release date Retail Edition
10 Yard Fight⁑ Sports
ACL Cornhole Sports z
Archon⁑ Strategy React Games
Asteroids Shooter, arcade
Astrosmash Fixed shooter Rogue Rocket Games z
B-17 Bomber⁑ Action
Back Talk Party Party
Bad Dudes⁑ Beat 'em up
Basketball*⁑ Sports
Beauty and the Beast⁑ Platform
Biplanes Action WastedStudios y Yes
Blank Slate Tabletop game y
Bocce⁑ Sports
Bomb Squad Action, Puzzle International Headquarters
Bowling*⁑ Sports
Boxing⁑* Sports
Brain Duel Puzzle BBG Entertainment y Yes
Breakout Arcade Choice Provisions
BurgerTime⁑ Arcade
Bump 'n' Jump⁑ Arcade
Caveman Ninja⁑ Platform
Care Bears Care Karts Educational PlayDate Digital y
Cloudy Mountain* Action adventure Other Ocean
Darts⁑ Sports
Demon Attack⁑ Fixed shooter
Dolphin Quest Action-adventure Playchemy
Dracula⁑ Action
Dragon Fire⁑ Action
Dynablaster Action BBG Entertainment y Yes
Earthworm Jim 4⁑ Platform Intellivision Entertainment
Emoji Charades Party GameCake y
Evel Knievel Action Barnstorm Games y Yes
Farkle Tabletop game z
Finnigan Fox Platform Bonus Level Entertainment y Yes
Flying Circus*⁑ Action
Flying Tigers Scrolling shooter y
Football*⁑ Sports
Frog Bog⁑ Action
Frogger[66]⁑ Arcade
Golf⁑ Sports
Hockey*⁑ Sports
Horse Racing⁑ Racing
Hot Wheels Colossal Crash (formerly Side Swipers) Action
Ice Trek⁑ Action
Incan Gold / Diamont*⁑ Tabletop game
Jungle Hunt⁑ Arcade
Kung-Fu Master⁑ Beat 'em up
Liar's Dice Tabletop game The Bitmap Brothers
Lock 'N' Chase⁑ Arcade, maze chase
Lode Runner⁑ Platform, Puzzle Tozai Games
Mahjong⁑ Tabletop game
Microsurgeon⁑ Shooter
Miner 2049er⁑ Platform
Missile Command Arcade Stainless Games y Yes
MLB Baseball⁑ Sports
Moon Patrol: The Milky Way Chronicles Arcade WastedStudios y Yes
MotoRace USA⁑ Racing
Night Stalker Shooter Other Ocean
Nitro Derby Racing Chicken Waffle
Pinball⁑ Arcade
Pong Action Way Digital Studios
Pool Sports Pool Legends IVS y
R-Type⁑ Scrolling shooter
Rigid Force Redux Enhanced Shooter (horizontal scrolling) com8com1, Headup y Yes
Running Man* Endless runner
Safecracker⁑ Action, Puzzle
Sesame Street Math Fun* Educational y
Shark! Shark! Action Neobird, Bonus Level Entertainment z
Shuffleboard⁑ Sports
Skiing Sports Aesir Interactive z
Snafoo Action Thera Bytes
Space Strikers Action Couch in the Woods Interactive y
Spades* Card Concrete Software
Spelunker⁑ Platform
Soccer* Sports
Sub Hunt⁑ Action
Tank Battle* Action Lost Mesa Entertainment y
Telestrations Party
Tempest⁑ Shooter, arcade
Texas Hold'em*⁑ Card
ToeJam & Earl⁑ Action
Tron Deadly Discs[67]⁑ Action Other Ocean
Tropical Angel⁑ Action
Utopia⁑ Real-time strategy, city building
Warlords⁑ Action Stainless Games
White Water⁑ Action

Operating system

The Intellivision Amico utilizes a custom Android/Linux operating system developed in-house. In an interview with GamesBeat, Tommy Tallarico described the operating system as "very solid", but "very flexible", stating Linux is the "flexible" part and Android is the "solid" part.[64]

Controversy

Developer Portal

On June 29, 2021, Ars Technica published an article about the Amico's development online which included leaked confidential developer information that was accidentally made freely available on Intellivision's developer portal.[3] Soon after, Tallarico threatened legal action on Twitter against Ars Technica for publishing what he alleged had been labeled confidential corporate information. Ars Technica and Archive.org removed the scans of the documents from their website;[68] information contained in the documents was paraphrased in the article.[3] Tallarico would later delete his tweets.[69][68]

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