Tommy Tallarico

Check out this amazing hand drawn cover art for our physical version of Missile Command! You'll notice the missiles are attacking and defending an energy refinery and not a city. Way less scary.

This Photoshop was so good that I literally had to do a double-take and check to see if I missed the end of the auction! I totally thought this was 100% real! Amazing!!

I can't, as it's up to Evercade to release info and they have a schedule. All I can say is that there are definitely some big titles on Collection 2... including Cloudy Mountain!

Thank you for that GREAT post.

Fair point!

I'm taking the under.

This was a really good one. After the Amico All Access live stream was over I shared some info and showed the panel a few behind the scenes things and they were very impressed!

This is super cool. Thanks for making this.

Brilliant video with great points made by someone who was originally not excited about Amico, but after finding out more, is now a fan. He gives his thoughts and counterpoints on the negativity and hate he received because he "liked" a new video game console for his family.

I was on Streamyard on my phone and couldn't see the chat. What did he ask? I did talk a little about EWJ... but basically saying that I can't really say much about EWJ just yet because of some really big news coming down in about a month or so.

The design is started on Microsurgeon and some test stuff, but not the actual programming because the team is finishing up a big title for us.

At least a Netflix documentary right? Wouldn't That Be Something?™

Interesting tidbit... I actually worked on the very first Q-Sound game for home consoles. The Terminator on Sega-CD. And although Ecco the Dolphin (by the great Spencer Nielsen) came out on the market a few month before Terminator (also on Sega CD), we were incorporating it before Sega signed on (but it took longer for it to come out). Interesting part of the story... I was friends with Buzz Burrowes who worked for Q-Sound in the early 90's. And his boss at Q-Sound was Bernie Stollar. Both Bernie & Buzz went on to be big executives at Sony and Bernie later became the president of Sega! Buzz works at Harmonics now and did a lot of the Rock Band stuff. Side note: He was also the engineer on my first album on Capitol Records back in 1993!

It had a whole other extra boss level as well!

Correct, that's the week after next. Just waiting for my fake passports to arrive. 😀