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RainbowCemetery

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  1. "Atari shared footage of the PC version of Tempest 4k playing on test boards"

    it's unfortunate noone thought it'd be a good idea to show these multiple boards in the indiegogo pitch, probably wouldn't have taken that much more time than complaining about the haters saying all you have is an empty box

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    Yes but...

     

     

    And since that video isn't exclusive to Indiegogo, and the video itself doesn't indicate that it's "for illustration purposes only", then it strikes me as being intentionally deceptive. They know they have nothing, and if they'd admitted it at the outset of their campaign, they'd be flailing right now. They buried the disclaimer on their Indiegogo page as a fallback - not in an attempt to be transparent.

    i didn't really mean it as a point in their favor, afterall the main pitch video has no such disclaimer. just that future data gatherers can save a few minutes checking for indiegogo edits. (for now)


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    I don't know if on Indiegogo they edited the statement in (bottom) after-the-fact or if it was there from day one. Notice it applies to both videos:

    the "*All IP shown is the trademarked property of their respective owners and is depicted for illustration purposes only." was there on day one, at least by the time i looked in the afternoon

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  4. not sure putting an image on an sd card and plugging in a usb controller requires any kind of degree, but i will agree it's more than a lot of people want to deal with. on the other hand, most people have an older desktop collecting dust and a tv with a vga port.

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  5. there's lots of great retro styled indie games made by really passionate devs, there just isn't any good way to find them unless they get popular through some fluke. i too dreamed of a console for nerds who like their chunky pixels and chiptune music. with a low enough price maybe the atari name alone would've been what it took to finally have a bit of hardware to rally around, the actual specs would barely matter.

     

    but instead they went with. hey lets make something that costs as much as a laptop, is less functional than a laptop, and sell it to people who already have laptops.

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  6. the stuff behind the back of a guy on the couch does look entirely fabricated and probably should have an asterisk *simulated squirreled away somewhere. but they never actually said the thing existed so i don't know if you'd call that being a bit cheeky or deliberately deceptive.

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