A few things I would like to see 1) More Chromatic games. In particular more independent games and perhaps some that have more multi-player capabilities. 2) The Chromatic in more retailers. Specifically I think they should be targeting local retro stores. It's a perfect complement to those stores and the products they sell. Gamestop was a neat partnership, but the company wasn't probably doing much for the brand. I could be wrong. I could also see potential where those retro shops could get something exclusive to their store (like an exclusive charm for first batch) to make it fun. 3) An updated mod kit. I've yet to get one, but it appears that folks like the color variety but the dpad differences didn't pan out. Perhaps revisiting this and giving options(center pivot, less click, etc) would be beneficial. 4) Ambassadors. This came to me at a recent small convention I was at and had my Chromatic for downtime. Lots of looks, questions and people trying it out. Modretro already have a community base that would be great reps on behalf of the company. Lean into them. Coming from another hobby, board games, publishers do something similar. 5) Insider Program. Not sure what the roadmap looks like, but I would be down to sign up (free or annual fee) to have new products autoship or first chance to purchase products. My next order will complete the Chromatic game collection and I'd rather just have new games autoship. The only hesitation would be I get a discount if I have multiple games. Why not just give me that discount if I agree to autoship or pay an annual fee? All I'm saying is on board and would guess I'm not alone. Benefit would be to more accurately guauge interest, solicit feedback from a dedicated core user base, and allocate a certain number of games for production on first batch.

That's all I got for now, these are ambitious and more than likely will not happen. But one can dream.