Mike and his family have been pilot testing the Intellivision Amico, an upcoming family-focused video game console from Intellivision. We are pleased to bring you some of that playtesting! The following video has been taken from a fully-completed pilot console that was sent to Mike, with him controlling the action. In today's video, Mike shows off the controllers! Not just the hardware controller, but......the mobile controller tool! And we even show off some of the console lights as well. The games shown in the video: - Astrosmash - SHARK! SHARK! - Rigid Force Redux Enhanced - Missile Command For more on SHARK! SHARK! check out this gameplay video with Mike and his son Spencer: https://rumble.com/v2r7in2-nlg-spotlight-intellivision-amico-console-playtesting-shark-shark-with-mike.html Follow Mike on Twitter - https://twitter.com/nlgmullis Follow NLG on Twitter: https://twitter.com/og_nlgaming Join the NLG Family on Locals: https://theoriginalnextlevelgaming.locals.com Show YOUR support for The Original Next Level Gaming by purchasing some merch! https://gamers-united-guild.creator-spring.com/listing/ONLG?product=2 All merch proceeds go to our Graphic Designer, Jay Williams, who is responsible for almost all NLG's graphics.

Mike and his youngest son Spencer take SHARK! SHARK! on the Intellivision Amico console for a spin! Mike and his family have been pilot testing the #intellivision #Amico, an upcoming video game console from Intellivision. We are pleased to bring you some of that playtesting! Show YOUR support for The Original Next Level Gaming by purchasing some merch! https://gamers-united-guild.creator-spring.com/listing/ONLG?product=2 All merch proceeds go to our Graphic Designer, Jay Williams, who is responsible for almost all NLG's graphics.

It's Intellivision Cornhole on the Amico, and the stakes are high! Brother against Brother, Seth vs. Spencer, and the fun ensues! With a special guest appearance by Mike at the end with some mobile controller gameplay! Mike and his family have been pilot testing the Amico, an upcoming video game console from #Intellivision. We are pleased to bring you some of that playtesting! Show YOUR support for The Original Next Level Gaming by purchasing some merch! https://gamers-united-guild.creator-spring.com/listing/ONLG?product=2 All merch proceeds go to our Graphic Designer, Jay Williams, who is responsible for almost all NLG's graphics.

We are testing the Intellivision Amico to help them getting to production. Our console unit arrived on Thursday and we've been allowed to show it to you! This is a pre-production pilot Intellivision Amico console. All the hardware in this unit is final, so we aren't testing on a development kit or something similar. What we are testing is what should be coming when the system rolls into production. #intellivision #amico #unboxing Show YOUR support for The Original Next Level Gaming by purchasing some merch! https://gamers-united-guild.creator-spring.com/listing/ONLG?product=2 All merch proceeds go to our Graphic Designer, Jay Williams, who is responsible for almost all NLG's graphics.

Mike is starting a new video series called "Comparing the Classics", and for his first one he takes on one of Nintendo's more iconic franchises, Donkey Kong! 00:00 - Introduction 00:47 - Donkey Kong - Arcade and History 03:59 - Donkey Kong on ColecoVision 05:53 - Donkey Kong on Nintendo Famicom 07:51 - Donkey Kong on Atari 2600 09:42 - Donkey Kong on Intellivision 11:22 - Donkey Kong on Atari 8-Bit Computers (400/800/XL) 13:11 - Donkey Kong on Commodore 64 15:03 - Donkey Kong on Amstrad CPC 16:35 - Donkey Kong on ZX Spectrum 18:46 - Donkey Kong on PC and Apple IIe 21:09 - Donkey Kong on Atari 7800 23:15 - Donkey Kong on Game Boy/Game Boy Color 25:13 - Wrap-up and Thank Yous We hope you enjoy this video! If you do, please hit that like and follow us here on Rumble!

Welcome to an NLG Spotlight: Mike's Favorite Sega Saturn Games! Today, Mike starts showing you the best games from his own Saturn collection, as well as a short history on the now infamous launch of the console. We hope you enjoy this stroll back through Sega's 32-bit days!

A friend on YouTube put out a video showing off his most expensive retro games, and put out a challenge to folks to show off their collection as well. Well, in this video Mike does just that. Take a look at the most expensive games in Mike's collection! Check out Drink and Games W/ Josh here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzoz1roNckTyqGS6aUfShNw

The Avermedia Live Gamer Ultra Capture Box (GC553). With 4k/60 HDR Passthrough and a USB 3.1 connection, could this be the device that Mike has been searching for to stream and record from his Xbox Series X? Find out on a new NLG Spotlight! Check out the Avermedia Live Gamer Ultra here: https://www.avermedia.com/us/product-detail/GC553

Come with Mike on a journey through his favorite #SHMUPS, or Shoot 'Em Ups. Welcome to another Stinger Spotlight. Comment below to let me know if you like what is on my list, or if there is one that is missing that YOU really liked!! 00:00 - Welcome/Space Invaders (1978, Bally Midway - Arcade) 00:44 - Galaxian (1979, Namco - Arcade) 01:51 - Defender (1980, Williams - Arcade) 02:53 - River Raid (1980, Activision - Atari 2600) 03:49 - Xevious (1982, Namco - Arcade) 04:38 - Time Pilot (1982, Konami - Arcade) 05:49 - Spy Hunter (1983, Bally Midway - Arcade) 06:48 - 1942 (1984, Capcom - Arcade) 07:48 - Commando (1985, Capcom - Arcade) 08:35 - Ikari Warriors (1986, SNK - Arcade) 09:49 - 1943 (1987, Capcom - Arcade) 10:47 - Thunder Force II (1989, Techno Soft - Sega Genesis) 11:51 - Thunder Force III (1990, Techno Soft - Sega Genesis) 12:54 - 1941 (1990, Capcom - Arcade) 13:52 - Sol Feace (1990, Wolf Team - Sega CD) 15:14 - Robo Aleste (1993, Tengen - Sega CD) 16:53 - Silpheed (1993, Game Arts - Sega CD) 18:28 - Ghost Pilots (1991, SNK - Neo-Geo) 19:37 - Viewpoint (1992, Sammy - Neo-Geo) 20:58 - Galactic Attack (1995, Taito - Sega Saturn) 21:59 - Dairus Gaiden (1994, Taito - Sega Saturn) 23:09 - Radiant Silvergun (1998, Treasure - Sega Saturn) 24:25 - Final Thoughts, Thunder Force IV (Sega Genesis), U.N. Squadron (Super Nintendo)

The Atari VCS is quite the interesting little console, basically just a PC set-top box. And while it runs its own custom OS and has a cool library of games, what can you do with its PC Mode? Can it really be the emulator box that Mike is hoping for? He puts it to the test in this first demo of 16 and 32 bit games. Show YOUR support for The Original Next Level Gaming by purchasing some merch! https://gamers-united-guild.creator-spring.com/listing/ONLG?product=2 All merch proceeds go to our Graphic Designer, Jay Williams, who is responsible for almost all NLG's graphics.