>Glenn Saunders wrote:
>>I hate to say this, but I have to give Bob Colbert some praise for not
>>going your route. It may not be better for you, but it's better for the
>>end user to get full games on .BINs.
>
>That depends upon the user - to some (myself included), a .BIN is of little
>importance, while a cartridge (for a game of interest) is of interest.
To me, it depends on whether I want to play the game or collect the game.
If I want to play the game, I'll take a BIN, a tape, a CD, an Edison cylinder,
a parrot who can squeal Supercharger tones, whatever. If there's a cartridge
available, I'll certainly buy it so I don't have to go fumbling for my
Supercharger and loading up Windows every time I want to play it.
If I want to collect the game, I won't care unless it's a cartridge.
the Colbert route satisfies both needs, though I might not go for as
limited a run. 200 maybe, instead of 100. At least. Or I'll put out
200 and say I released 100.
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