Summary of Intellivision Amico creator and Intellivision Entertainment CEO Tommy Tallarico Interview

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In the YouTube video, Tommy Tallarico discusses the Intellivision Amico console, which is designed for casual gamers and families. He talks about the console's focus on families, the lack of successful edutainment console games, and the popularity of mobile gaming. He also discusses the importance of capturing the mobile gaming market and the challenges of creating quality games for a market that is used to mobile graphics that are simpler and easier to complete.

  • 00:00:00 The YouTube video features Intellivision Entertainment CEO Tommy Tallarico talking about the Intellivision Amico console. He says that he is going to try to use the webcam to capture the audio and go live on the web canvas. He also says that he has been receiving feedback from Acadian deep gamer guy and Acadian (deep gamer guy's alias). He says that Deep Gamer guy called him and that it did not look great, but it got the job done. He also says that there is a new chat that is scheduled for 4 p.m. for 7 p.m. He asks if anyone can hear him and everyone does. He then says that he wants to give the audience a little more anticipation before the confrontation with him and Tommy. He says that he is coming out of his because Dan is the webcam person. Tony then spells his name wrong and all in good fun. He then says that it is time for him to go and that he will check his mailbox later.
  • 00:05:00 Tommy Tallarico, the creator and CEO of Intellivision Entertainment, discusses Intellivision Amico, the console designed for casual gamers and families. He says that the console's primary focus is on families, with 20% of the software lineup targeted at edutainment. He also notes that there is a lack of successful edutainment console games, and that children nowadays have access to more entertainment options than ever before.
  • 00:10:00 The video discusses the Switch's shortages and how they're due to the Switch's popularity with non-gamers. Tony cut off the interviewer, stating that there is zero data to support his claim.
  • 00:15:00 Tommy Tallarico, the creator and CEO of Intellivision Entertainment, discusses the different reasons someone might be considered a "hardcore gamer," including those who own a PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. He says that, while the majority of these people are not casual, there is a small minority of hardcore players who play games frequently.
  • 00:20:00 Tommy Tallarico, creator of the Intellivision Amico and CEO of Intellivision Entertainment, discusses Intellivision's family-friendly design, go-to-market strategy, and market research. He states that Intellivision Entertainment is targeting casual and mobile gamers with its Switch console, and that the console is already capturing hardcore gamers.
  • 00:25:00 The interviewer asks Tommy Tallarico about his thoughts on mobile gaming, and how it has increased in popularity over the years. He points out that there are now over three billion people who play mobile games, and that this is a trend that is only going to continue to grow.
  • 00:30:00 Tommy Tallarico, creator of the Intellivision Amico and Intellivision Entertainment, discusses the popularity of mobile games, the importance of capturing that market, and the definition of a loot box. He also discusses his favorite mobile games.
  • 00:35:00 Tommy Tallarico, creator of the Intellivision Amico console and Intellivision Entertainment CEO, discusses the popularity of loot boxes in mobile games and how they're affecting the industry. He notes that the majority of gamers don't spend money on mobile games, but that this percentage is skewed by a small number of people who spend a lot of money on these games.
  • 00:40:00 Tommy Tallarico, founder and CEO of Intellivision Entertainment, discusses the company's recent focus on mobile gaming and the challenges of creating quality games for a market that is used to mobile graphics that are simpler and easier to complete. Tallarico insists that Intellivision's games still offer a lot of depth and multiplayer options, and that the company is committed to following industry standards.
  • 00:45:00 Tommy Tallarico, creator of Intellivision's Amico console, discusses the different ratings systems used around the world and why Intellivision will not release certain games in specific regions due to cultural or societal reasons.
  • 00:50:00 Tommy Tallarico, the creator and CEO of Intellivision Entertainment, discusses how the company is trying to convince people to put their mobile devices down in favor of playing together co-operatively. He also discusses how Jackbox Games is a successful example of how the company is trying to encourage people to game together.
  • 00:55:00 Tommy Tallarico, creator and CEO of Intellivision Entertainment, discusses the difference between mobile games and console games, and how mobile games are not designed with players all playing together in the same room in mind. He goes on to say that there are ways to get around this issue, such as by downloading games to a clan or group, or by using a casting device to project games onto a TV. He also discusses the upcoming PlayStation 5 and Xbox, and how many couch co-op games they are likely to have on launch.

01:00:00 - 02:00:00

Tommy Tallarico, creator and CEO of Intellivision Entertainment, discusses his company's upcoming game console, the Intellivision Amico. He stresses the importance of waiting to judge a game before purchasing it, citing family-friendly titles like Farkle and Dice as examples. He also discusses the company's philosophy on marketing and how they avoid promoting their products through "tense" interviews with YouTubers.

  • 01:00:00 The video interviews Tommy Tallarico, creator and CEO of Intellivision Entertainment, about the Intellivision Amico. Tallarico explains that the Amico is designed to be that "and" console and that they've given people two years' notice of what's coming. Tallarico stresses the importance of waiting to judge a game before purchasing it, citing family-friendly titles like Farkle and Dice as examples. He goes on to say that critics who lack familiarity with the Intellivision Amico are "doing a disservice" to those who are interested in purchasing it.
  • 01:05:00 The video discusses the growing popularity of board games, and discusses how Intellivision's Amico console has capitalized on this trend. It also discusses the importance of creating games that are easy to understand and play together, and how Nintendo has been successful in this area.
  • 01:10:00 Tommy Tallarico is the creator and CEO of Intellivision Entertainment, and he discusses his company's unique approach to video games, their success in filling a hole in the market, and why no one else has been successful in doing the same. Tallarico is a pioneer in the video game industry and his experience and balls allow him to see the holes in the market that others cannot.
  • 01:15:00 Tommy Tallarico, the creator and CEO of Intellivision Entertainment, discusses the history of the Intellivision brand and its various video games. He specifically points to the company's success with children's games such as "Math Fun" and "Astro Smash." Tallarico also mentions Keith Robinson, Intellivision Productions' president who passed away recently, and their discussion on the importance of family gaming brands.
  • 01:20:00 The interviewer discusses Intellivision Amico creator and Intellivision Entertainment CEO Tommy Tallarico's thoughts on the role of marketing in video game development and the relative importance of advertising compared to other forms of marketing. Tallarico says that Intellivision Amico is not initially targeting the general public, but instead retro gamers who are already paying attention. Once the game is released, the company will start to spend money on advertising.
  • 01:25:00 Tommy Tallarico, creator of the Intellivision Amico game console and CEO of Intellivision Entertainment, discusses the company's philosophy on marketing and how they avoid promoting their products through "tense" interviews with YouTubers. Tallarico also discusses his upcoming video series focused on family-friendly gaming, which he plans to release in the summer.
  • 01:30:00 The video discusses Intellivision creator and Intellivision Entertainment CEO Tommy Tallarico's interview with Jakie Smash, in which Tallarico states that Smash is not appearing in every YouTube section and comments section, and that he himself has checked those sections. Tallarico also discusses a dispute between him and a commenter, in which the commenter accuses Tallarico of being dishonest.
  • 01:35:00 Tommy Tallarico, the creator of the Intellivision Amico console and CEO of Intellivision Entertainment, discusses his opinion on whether journalists and politicians can ever be friends. He also discusses his thoughts on whether or not journalists are biased, noting that it is up to the individual to decide.
  • 01:40:00 The YouTube video discusses Intellivision Amico, the game console created by Tommy Tallarico, and Intellivision Entertainment, the company he founded. The video specifically notes that some footage shown in early trailers of the Amico was not actually completed or early work in progress, and that the game console will have more levels, better controls, and more music than the previously released trailers suggested.
  • 01:45:00 Tommy Tallarico, creator and CEO of Intellivision Entertainment, discusses his company's history and upcoming new video game system. He says that, while he is always open to criticism, he is also quick to correct anyone who provides incorrect information about the system. He contends that, since he is the only journalist covering the company, it is unfair for others to not cover it fairly.
  • 01:50:00 Tommy Tallarico, Intellivision Entertainment CEO and Intellivision Amico creator, discusses the development of the game console and the games that are currently in development. He notes that the console is available for purchase on the company website.
  • 01:55:00 The interviewer talks to the creator of Intellivision Amico, Tommy Tallarico, about the game. It was developed in Unity, and can be output to PlayStation 4, mobile, and Nintendo Switch. Tallarico also talks about the game's camera, which is interactive and follows the cars as they race. Alicia wants to know about quality moments, and Tallarico answers that he loved her tough questions. He also talks about Cloudy Mountain, which is being developed by one of Intellivision's best studios.

02:00:00 - 03:00:00

Tommy Tallarico, the creator of the Intellivision Amico and Intellivision Entertainment CEO, discusses the company's plans to create games catering to different cultures, including Spanish, English, Mexican, Latino, Arabic, and Chinese. He also reveals that he is Mexican and shares some of his history.

  • 02:00:00 Tommy Tallarico, Intellivision Entertainment CEO and creator of the Intellivision Amico game console, discusses the differences between taking pre-orders and Kickstarter campaigns, and how refunds are handled for down payments and pre-orders. He also discusses how procedurally generated maps will be in the Amico game console.
  • 02:05:00 Tommy Tallarico discusses Intellivision Amico, Intellivision Entertainment, and Intellivision Major League Baseball. He explains that he always tries to be truthful, and that if people trust him, they can either trust him or call him a liar. He also talks about the Retro Advisory Board's statement that MLB might be delayed because of the pandemic.
  • 02:10:00 Tommy Tallarico, Intellivision Entertainment CEO and creator of the Intellivision Amico game console, discusses the console's manufacturing difficulties and the increasing demand for the device. He predicts that the death toll from the coronavirus will rise, and that many businesses will go out of business.
  • 02:15:00 Tommy Tallarico, creator and CEO of Intellivision Entertainment, discusses the Intellivision Amico, the company's upcoming console, and the challenges of marketing a retro gaming system to a new target audience. He says that, if necessary, Intellivision Entertainment will spend money to bring its console to market.
  • 02:20:00 Tommy Tallarico, the creator of the Intellivision Amico and Intellivision Entertainment CEO, discusses the console's lack of a pointer feature and how it is possible to play games on the console in English using the same controller as used on other platforms.
  • 02:25:00 The Intellivision Amico creator and Intellivision Entertainment CEO Tommy Tallarico discusses the company's plans to create games catering to different cultures, including Spanish, English, Mexican, Latino, Arabic, and Chinese. He also reveals that he is Mexican and shares some of his history.
  • 02:30:00 Tommy Tallarico, the creator and CEO of Intellivision Entertainment, discusses the company's history, its controllers, and why people should not buy the Switch based on anecdotal evidence. He states that the real issue is with the controller, not the hardware, and that people should buy the Switch if they want to play Intellivision games on it.
  • 02:35:00 The creator and CEO of Intellivision Entertainment, Tommy Tallarico, discusses how the company plans to compete against larger hardware companies, such as Nintendo, Sony, and Microsoft, by catering to their audience and selling controllers and games at a discounted price. He states that times have changed and that Nintendo's Switch consoles are already sold out, suggesting that Walmart may not have any free shelf space left.
  • 02:40:00 Tommy Tallarico, Intellivision Entertainment CEO and Intellivision Amico creator, discusses the console's death and the possible return of physical media. Tallarico also discusses the upcoming Dolphin game, which was previously unannounced.
  • 02:45:00 Tommy Tallarico, CEO of Intellivision Entertainment, discusses the dolphin game found on the Intellivision Amico. He states that while the game is unique, he would never say that it is the first game with player abilities. He also discusses a new game, Beauty and the Beast, which he states has no problems with the name.
  • 02:50:00 Tommy Tallarico, creator of Intellivision Amico and Intellivision Entertainment CEO, discusses the challenges of preserving the Intellivision name and trademark in the age of Disney ownership. He also discusses the upcoming Dynablaster game, which is not a Bomberman game.
  • 02:55:00 In the video, Intellivision creator and Intellivision Entertainment CEO Tommy Tallarico discusses his opinions on meat-based food and veganism. He states that he likes the taste of hamburgers, but doesn't like the idea of murdering animals for them. He believes that people are compassionate in the world, and those who don't like Tallarico are simply "people who don't like the idea of murdering animals."

03:00:00 - 03:10:00

In the YouTube video "Intellivision Amico creator and Intellivision Entertainment CEO Tommy Tallarico Interview," Tommy Tallarico discusses the Intellivision Amico console, his career in video game development, and the Intellivision brand. He is positive and optimistic about the company's future, citing his team's resilience and experience.

  • 03:00:00 Tommy Tallarico, creator of the Intellivision Amico game console and Intellivision Entertainment CEO, discusses the company's contingency plans in the event of a prolonged recession or market crash. He is positive and optimistic about the company's future, citing his team's resilience and experience.
  • 03:05:00 Tommy Tallarico, creator and CEO of Intellivision Entertainment, discusses his company's upcoming Amico console and the challenges of trying to revive Atari's once-popular console line. He also reveals that he is interested in bringing back the Ladybug and Super Action Controller games from his childhood.
  • 03:10:00 Tommy Tallarico, the creator of the Intellivision Amico video game console and Intellivision Entertainment CEO, discusses the Intellivision Amico, his career in video game development, and the Intellivision brand.

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