Cmatt1977

@iheartpizzallc Absolutely winning! I’ll be looking forward to it and ready to support you!

@Moroboshi876 Yeah at this point I’m really only interested in physical releases for retro systems. More power to them in whatever they want to do, but I want an actual MD/Genesis cart.

@cdog555 You and me both. I don't understand these ultra limited edition projects. I guess I'm weird in that if I had a product people wanted, I would want them to be able to buy it.

@nocdaes The problem is they should be available to order at the customer’s convenience. All products should be. It is not and probably won’t be for quite some time if ever. As I said they can’t maintain stock of much of anything. Try buying a Pocket right now. You can’t. Why?

@nocdaes Days? It’s sad that “days” is considered a lengthy pre-order period for what should be a mass produced piece of electronics. I appreciate the Apple-esque level of care they take with their designs and packaging, and that ultimately Analogue isn’t that large a company, but I still expect better than them being constantly out of stock of everything but their most niche console, the Duo, (which I do own) and nearly every interaction being a FOMO fueled mad scramble. I can’t wait for them to start producing multi colored versions of the 3D in minuscule quantities as if that does anything but actually hinder overall availability rather than help it.

I’m tempted to wait and see what Modretro comes up with. They seem to be able to keep their Game Boy clones in stock, so maybe they’ll be able to do so with their N64.

I’m down for it. I’m sure the SuperStation One project doesn’t need my support but since it’s the only obtainable console style solution that supports discs I’m happy to offer said support.

Gaming needs more like him and zero of the young slop shovelers the industry is plagued with today.

They’ll probably get the 3D out before Pomymega restocks their consoles, but that’s not saying much.

How about offended people just don’t buy what offends them? Oh because they’re more concerned that I can see it and I’m not offended by it on their behalf.

I’m looking forward to seeing what the M64 can do. Just being a reliable way to play N64 games upscaled is enough for me but I’m fine if it can do more.

I do find all the moral grandstanding laughable though. If you’re a gamer you’ve been doing business with evil billionaires the whole time. You were just blissfully unaware of what they were involved with.

It’s hilarious that people have no problem buying games and consoles from megacorps that have their hands in everything, including war and in the pockets of politicians from all sides but this is suddenly where they draw the line.

This company can’t even get their base consoles out the door. It’s a shame good ideas are hindered by shoddy operations.

I guess I don’t understand crowdfunding. If the funds didn’t cover the costs of production then what were they for? Where did they go?

But they still can’t get their hardware out the door and there’s no transparency at all.

I don’t fault them for selling software, but they need to get their hardware production in order. It shouldn’t take months or years to get these consoles and accessories out the door. I applaud them for their idea, but it feels like I’ve bought into some YouTuber’s vanity comic book Kickstarter campaign. Is the thing ever going to reach my hands or is the producer more concerned with other projects and posting on their Twitter feed?

So Atari has invested in them, but they still seem to have extreme difficulty getting consoles produced and it’s not like their system is cheap. I like the concept, but what good is it if they can’t get the end product out the door?

Who isn’t a politically radical nutcase in the video game industry these days? Have you seen what modern AAA developers and industry journalists post on social media?

Now if only they could actually ship their consoles. They won’t even provide updates after their shipping window passed.

I wish they’d focus on producing their hardware. They said estimated Q1 2025. Well, it’s almost over and no word yet.

Why do I get the feeling Josh doesn’t find poor quality acceptable when he’s the buyer rather than the seller?

So basically if someone can go to a library and check out a game that will destroy the industry? No one will ever buy a rerelease, compilation, or new version? Where have I heard this before?