“‘I feel sure we will do something together”.
Amid all of the hoo-haa surrounding Commodore’s divisive Callback 8020 announcement, I’m ashamed to say there was another piece of Commodore-related news that took place this month that is arguably more exciting – but I missed it completely.
Earlier in June, Commodore International CEO Christian Simpson revealed that he had travelled to Italy to meet with Mike Battilana, the owner of the Amiga IP. You see, while Commodore has recently been revived by Simpson, the resurrected company doesn’t own the rights to the Amiga, as those were split off back in 1999.
Read the full article on timeextension.com
“‘I feel sure we will do something together”.
Amid all of the hoo-haa surrounding Commodore’s divisive Callback 8020 announcement, I’m ashamed to say there was another piece of Commodore-related news that took place this month that is arguably more exciting – but I missed it completely.
Earlier in June, Commodore International CEO Christian Simpson revealed that he had travelled to Italy to meet with Mike Battilana, the owner of the Amiga IP. You see, while Commodore has recently been revived by Simpson, the resurrected company doesn’t own the rights to the Amiga, as those were split off back in 1999.
Read the full article on timeextension.com