"Our goal with Intellivision Amico is to bring back simple, affordable gaming with family and friends no matter what your skill level." Tallarico and the Intellivision team wants the Amico to bring family's together through fun virtual experiences. Everything is family-friendly and safe for everyone." To ensure the Amico is appropriate for gamers of all ages, every game will be rated E10 or below (Pegi 7 or under in European territories). "We don’t allow M-rated or Teen rated games which means no blood, violence, sexual content or bad language. Anyone remember the Nintendo Seal of Quality that was on all of their NES cartridges back in the '80s? We'd like to bring that kind of sensibility and quality control back into the industry and on to our platform."Īlongside its dedication to quality, the Amico is bringing a focus on family-friendly content back to gaming. We are dedicated to ensuring that doesn't happen.
Too many times in the past ( Nintendo Wii and mobile devices as examples) game platforms are overrun by shovelware and people just looking to make a buck. For our internal testing and focus group scale, it needs to be at least a 7 out of 10. We only want to put out games of quality and a certain fun factor. It's more of an internal scale that we use to ensure not only quality curation but also to ensure the content inside the game remains family-friendly.
"This ties into our TRUST and VALUE proposition which is our main focus for all of our consumers/customers. So NO shovelware allowed!" he says, "We actually sign up and pay every developer that creates games for us and we spend our own money and resources to ensure the highest quality as well as promoting and marketing it."
"We also 100% curate EVERY game which must pass a rigorous quality control regimen. Games like Cyberpunk 2077 and WWE 2K20 launched in nearly unplayable states, but a plan for strict curation aims to keep the Amico library at a high level of quality. The Amico is also aimed at repairing the trust lost with gamers after decades of broken and unfinished video games.
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