Are there any MSX or MSX2 game programmer who has thought the thing about releasing his/her software also as CARTRIDGE?
I don´t mean, that programmer (or anyone who has knowledge and tools to make cartridges) should make lots of cartridge copies of her/his game and then hope, that she/he (ARE there female MSX programmers still out there?? maybe some, I hope soo) can sell them all to get money back.
But if programmer(s) / cartridge maker produce just some cartridges for testing purposes and few for initially presents/selling items, then adverts their product in the internet / msx shows, that
YOU CAN NOW BUY ALL NEW C-A-R-T-R-I-D-G-E GAME FOR YOUR LOVABLE MSX SYSTEM
then I guess there MUST be people who like to buy the cartridge to get THE OLD FEELING BACK AGAIN!!
And when people start requesting that they want buy that cart, then cartridge makers can produce those cartridges by orders.
Someone can say, that it takes long time when amateur makes cartridge, one by one, as you can see, that cartridge maker can have work to do, or have other hobbies too, and family, pets, etc... but who cares?! If the end result is NEW MSX CARTRIDGE GAME IN THE 21ST CENTURY!!!
Some years ago there was ATARI 2600 group/guy called "HOZERVIDEO", and they/he (I don´t remember was there any other than just one guy behind hozer) made new atari 2600 cartridges by orders. Is it so, that MSX people don´t want NEW cartridge games anymore...?
I think that production costs won´t get too high to get game sold.
I remember that Hozervideo sold cartridge games in such prices as $11, some games were lil more expensive because of copyright royalties (hacked versions of old classics) but all games were UNDER $20 !
Tell me what you think about this!
