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until i see working hardware and proper software for it, is all snake oil and fairy dust to me.
not sure why people do not see this for what it is, a low powered and over priced linux box with an woodgrain Atari skin and that would be the BEST case scenario. The power of nostaglia Goggles I tell you
Why do they keep hyping Tempest like people actually care about that game? It would be a budget indie title today, and it didn't help the jaguar get anywhere. If that is truly the best game out of all their IPs, this thing is dead in the water. Is anyone really excited for pong, missle command, centipede, & Q*bert?? All the good "Atari" games are owned by Warner Bros now anyway. (Gauntlet, Hard Drivin, Marble Madness, Toobin, Road Blasters, STUN Runner, etc)
Everyone is jumping the gun on this console, if they do this console right and they have a great line up of games, there might be an huge audience of people that will buy this console including myself. Smaller developers might love to make games on this if the cost of putting games on the Atari is cheaper than on PS4/ Xbox/ or Switch. I don’t see this coming anywhere near PS4 or Switch lol (Maybe the Xbox) in terms of sales. I’m happy to see Atari make another console even if it turns out to be a failure. Some people thought Nintendo was out after the train wreck Wii U. Look at the Switch now.