Winning the living room is no easy feat.
We've been following the progress of the
Aimed at families who want accessible games at a low cost (software will be priced between $2.99 and $7.99, while the console itself is expected to retail for between $149 and $179), the Amico has our attention – even more so when you consider it's going to be the only place you can play the
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for some time now, and it's certainly shaping up to be an interesting venture; with names like Dave Perry and Tommy Tallarico involved – as well as the allure of that classic Intellivision branding – we can't help but wish the project the best of luck. And the fact that former Nintendo staffers Perrin Kaplan, Beth Llewelyn and Scott Tsumura are on-board only increases that.Aimed at families who want accessible games at a low cost (software will be priced between $2.99 and $7.99, while the console itself is expected to retail for between $149 and $179), the Amico has our attention – even more so when you consider it's going to be the only place you can play the
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. However, having watched a 'sizzle' reel of 23 different Amico games, we can't help but feel a little bit nervous about the console's chances of finding the audience it needs to become a success.Read the
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