KaeruYojimbo

I just saw this. I bought a copy at PRGE and just tried difficulty A for the first time and noticed the bug.

If it were the case, AA would pretty much just be Albert at this point.

Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me 997 times, shame on me.

I can vouch for that.

This is definitely not the norm. The AA store was hit with something like 2 years worth of orders in a one month period. Since then Al has been working on getting those orders shipped in addition to keeping new orders moving. He also moved to another state recently and wasn't able to ship anything while that was going happening. This has been discussed in here in the forums quite a bit if you poke around a little.

Fun fact: All of the Intellivision Amicos produced to date could fit in the trunk of a single Lamborghini Countach.

Then that would've been some pretty incredible foresight on my part since I created this account over 20 years ago.

What if all you have is name recognition that makes a handful of Gen Xers start posting Take My Money GIFs the second you mention any new product but you call that "marketing?" Wait, I think I know the answer.

Sounds like you may be confusing the Harmony with the Cuttle Cart, which required using software to convert ROM files to WAV files and loaded those files through an audio interface.

There's a difference between a fanboy and a fan. Basically the Evercade. It sells for $100, plays classic games and modern indie games and has carved out a decent niche for itself.

Nah, he's an Atari fanboy all the way. It's the Tacobox™ or nothing.

I was referring to the years long debacle of Atari trying to get an underwhelming console to the market, not the underwhelming console itself.

So...you missed the whole Ataribox thing?

Al (and remember, the AA store is just Al) is working through the huge backlog of orders placed during the Last Chance Sale a while back on top of all the orders placed since the sale ended. This has been discussed at length in various threads on the forum (there's a whole subforum called "AtariAge Store Discussion" if you scroll down to the bottom of the main page). Plenty of people here have been waiting longer than you have (myself included). Be patient. You'll get your games. Eventually.

Sure, I guess you could just ask Google. But then you wouldn't spark a heated debate over which came first, a company started in 1958 or one started in 1972. Where's the fun in that?