In article <199709131641.SAA19249@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, you wrote:
>Sincerely, I like what Bob Colbert has done with Okie Dokie.
>It's free, and the .bin is easily available, but there have been also carts
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I think they release of Okie Dokie was a work of art. It's definetly the way
I'll be releasing my original games.
A .BIN file on my webpage so anyone can get it for free. And then a
limited release special edition colour label autographed release
to reward the first 100 collectors for supporting me. Then a regular
cartridge release so it's still available to everyone on cartridge
form.
Of course, it's looking like my first release is going to be a virtual pet.
So my cartridge sales are already at an advantage because who wants to keep
a Supercharger tied up in such use for 24 hours a day.
I'm also going to have to make certain changes to the virtual pet format
in order to get an acceptable port to such a non-portable media.
CRACKERS
(Virtual critter from hell!!!)
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