@Przemyslaw I agree, but it nice to see old titles being tweaked and new games being developed for the Amiga. I would never play them, I prefer original games in the indie scene.
It's having quite an exciting time just now and the Amiga's journey could be getting reinvigorated, but started? Its journey brought it and thousands of fans to where it is today.You need to rethink that headline.
@slider1983 That's somewhat of a blanket statement. Yes, there are some YouTubers who make me want to rub glass in my eyes, but that's not to say there are'nt others whose content I admire and champion quite openly.
That's not the result of listening.
That's blind panic.
When you put this price drop alongside the recent "I know what you're thinking. Let me explain." email the world and his dog received, something starts to smell.
Peri's not doing the best job of establishing himself as the CEO for "the future we were promised", unless that future was one based on self-promotion followed by total invisibility.
Fans are still receiving broken Ultimates, Quality Control is being blase, snide or not replying at all.
Customers who ordered eight months ago have yet to get the product they have paid for.
New Commodore is looking more like a vanity product with every passing day and it has already been noted that the Callback is the product that Peri wants, not one that he thinks a broader market desires.
The recent article hinting at some Amiga-related announcement was an obvious diversionary tactic designed to pull people's attentions away from this ridiculously over-priced nonsense.
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Re: 'As Much as I'm Going to Get Kicked for This, I Think the Amiga Journey Is Beginning, Not Ending'
@Przemyslaw I agree, but it nice to see old titles being tweaked and new games being developed for the Amiga.
I would never play them, I prefer original games in the indie scene.
Re: 'As Much as I'm Going to Get Kicked for This, I Think the Amiga Journey Is Beginning, Not Ending'
It's having quite an exciting time just now and the Amiga's journey could be getting reinvigorated, but started? Its journey brought it and thousands of fans to where it is today.You need to rethink that headline.
Re: This Book About Rainbird And Beyond Software Has Already Doubled Its Kickstarter Goal
I'll be interested to read this as I worked on two of the titles included here, yet nobody contacted me.
Re: "We Listened" - Commodore Reduces The Price Of Its Forthcoming Callback 8020 'Dumbphone'
@slider1983
That's somewhat of a blanket statement.
Yes, there are some YouTubers who make me want to rub glass in my eyes, but that's not to say there are'nt others whose content I admire and champion quite openly.
Re: "We Listened" - Commodore Reduces The Price Of Its Forthcoming Callback 8020 'Dumbphone'
That's not the result of listening.
That's blind panic.
When you put this price drop alongside the recent "I know what you're thinking. Let me explain." email the world and his dog received, something starts to smell.
Peri's not doing the best job of establishing himself as the CEO for "the future we were promised", unless that future was one based on self-promotion followed by total invisibility.
Fans are still receiving broken Ultimates, Quality Control is being blase, snide or not replying at all.
Customers who ordered eight months ago have yet to get the product they have paid for.
New Commodore is looking more like a vanity product with every passing day and it has already been noted that the Callback is the product that Peri wants, not one that he thinks a broader market desires.
The recent article hinting at some Amiga-related announcement was an obvious diversionary tactic designed to pull people's attentions away from this ridiculously over-priced nonsense.