At 12:17 PM 5/28/99 -0400, you wrote:
>We own 1,000,000 Atari 2600/7800 classic videogames over 35 titles, all
>games are brand new, complete and still in factory cases please visit our
>site for complete descriptions at www.oshealtd.com What we want to create
>is an interface that would allow the customer to plug an Atari videogame
>cartridge into one end of the interface, the other end would plug into a
>port on a computer. This would allow the user to use the computer as a
They want to market an emulator for the PC that requires physical
cartridges so that they can get rid of more of their stock? It doesn't
seem to be a wise business move. If such a system had the ability to act
as a development station, it would at least appeal to some guys here, but
as a means to force people to use physical cartridges? It's a loser.
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