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Atari Buy Intellivison

In a move that would’ve once have seemed as unlikely as Sonic getting married to Mario, two of the biggest names in video games (well, they were in the late 70s and early 80s) are now the one and same because Atari have bought Intellivision, with the deal including the brand name and the Intellivision game library.Atari seem to have a thing for reviving dormant brands at the moment, first
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Intellivision doesn’t have the money to make the Amico console

Another year goes by, another Intellivision update is published to reassure the patient backers of the Amico console. This time however they make it clear that Intellivision doesn't have the money to begin the manufacturing process for the console, and that they need to secure additional investment. "Our ability to begin manufacturing Amico consoles in volume requires securing additional investment. The release of Amico HomeTM puts us on a better footing
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Amico update from CEO Phil Adam

It is business as usual for Intellivision's Amico as further issues, brought to light after a few pilot consoles were produced, have held up production. A bug in the controller firmware has meant that the pilot run was halted and now it's fixed the trial continues. Amico also has a batch of new games coming from various places. A few are original Intellivision releases and others are brand new games.
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Intellivision Amico European pack unboxing and gameplay revealed

The Intellivision Amico has had a torrid time getting to market but it seems the system is getting ready to launch soon thanks to a big update from the company. The new family friendly console is based on the original 80s console with all the modern features you would expect. The team have unveiled a new video showcasing the European package on their YouTube channel. The video also shows how