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  1. Actually, We didn't do anything related to text on the game. This was a Midwest Classic release more thana Piko Release. They handled the packaging text, we just put it together for them and they approved. But next time we'll put extra eyes on a release like this to avoid any errors!
  2. I've bought several in the past, and usually is like that 30-45% of the value of price charting.
  3. People getting mad about NFTs? While a creator in Gamestop Crypto Wallet can now sell you a playable NES game as a NFT that you can resell.
  4. We are in the Middle of an Enron 2.0 with Ken Griffin and some other hedgies. Which one of them bought into Collector's universe (Steve Cohen).
  5. On your previous posts, yes those games. Sales are meh. Could be better. Not sure about the VS (if it will attract more buyers). They need to make a partnership with a big retailer in the US like Gamestop or something. Cartridges depend on Blaze.
  6. In theory, Galeco collection is Piko 3 =D. We have all the Unico collection of 2D games, the Electronic Devices Arcade games. Its just too many, we own about 195 games or so, and there's been about 40 titles on the Evercade. You'll know more about all our catalog once Bleem app/Marketplace is out. =D
  7. Depends on them, we got games for years. and we are starting to work slowly on original stuff.
  8. Im working on a Super A'Can collection. For modern platforms. Yes Im that Crazy.
  9. Steve Cohen from Point72 is one of the owners of Collectors Universe. Which has been caught doing the same with art. Just saying. A
  10. I know they are working on this. However, I won't have our games in any other consoles I think, We will stop licensing in out, or have them in other markets. Only our own Steam, GOG accounts and on the Bleem Marketplace/App
  11. Hello Guys, This may be interesting for some of you. It is a new project we are working on for 2021. https://pikointeractive.com/making-return-as-a-digital-games-mark/ The Bleem Powered Marketplace simplifies retro gaming – download, open, play. January 4th 2021, San Antonio Texas, United States – Piko Interactive has acquired the Bleem! brand name from David Herpolsheimer, former president of the Bleem company. Continuing their intent of keeping the past alive, Piko is launching an online digital marketplace called Bleem!. Bleem Powered represents commercial preservation of older titles from now defunct platforms. Releases made available through the store front will come as complete downloads. Each release will include the necessary software to make the game run as intended. “We will be making available titles on the Bleem Marketplace that we would never release on Steam or Good Old Games [GoG]. Some of these releases will be available exclusively on our new storefront. We are also excited to work with independent and homebrew developers in monetizing their releases and reaching new fans.” Stated Eli Galindo, owner of Piko Interactive and Bleem Powered. The intent of the Bleem Powered store front is to be the go-to location for gamers wanting that console feel on PC. Nintendo Entertainment System, SNES, Sega Genesis, the Game Boy line, TurboGrafx-16, PS One, and more will be supported. Additional platforms will be supported on an as needed basis.Third party publishers will be able to use the custom wrapper through publisher partnerships. This will allow them to use the wrapper on their own Bleem Powered releases or when publishing on Steam or GoG. This wrapper is not required for publishers to publish game of the Bleem Marketplace “Making things easier for gamers is our goal. The Bleem Powered storefront is just an extension of that intent. It really is as simple as download, open, and play. Working with outside companies to publish their games on the storefront will give gamers even more choices.” Stated Eli describing the scope of the retro gaming marketplace. He continued with, “We will also be acquiring licenses for catalogs of games to be released on the Bleem store.” Piko Interactive is well known in the retro gaming community for preserving classic titles. They have also developed a reputation for completing many titles as well as creating brand new releases. The Bleem Powered store front will not be a software download, it will only be a website. This saves gamers from having to deal with additional software they do not want, or need, to play their favorite games. Forward thinking actions with the Bleem Powered marketplace includes offering commercial licenses. This will allow arcade machine manufacturers, emulation boxes producers, etc. to launch with legal full libraries of games ready to play out of the box. Intellectual property owners will see an extremely competitive revenue split when publishing on the Bleem Powered marketplace. In an unprecedented move, Piko Interactive games will be made available in a manner that gamers can use the ROM file with their flashcarts or emulators of their choice. Additionally, Piko Interactive is working on making the digital games compatible with GOG Galaxy launcher. Media contact: Eli Galindo company name: Piko Interactive LLC Website: http://store.bleempowered.com
  12. I was actually considering letting go RETRO Magazine because I can't take care of it. (working on a VOD project atm) but if RETRO Gamer is having trouble fulfilling the US. I'd be interested in distribute it through RETRO. Basically they do the content, we do the fulfillment. Getting the content done is the most difficult part for us. Printing and shipping is part of our daily operations. If members are interested in something like this, request to their customer service. I will reach out to Darran.
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