At 12:31 PM 7/1/2000 -0400, you wrote:
I really don't mean this to discourage anyone, as I'd pay a couple hundred
bucks for a portable 2600/7800 with TFT screen that could play any game I
threw at it. But by the time the members of this list could bring this
But I was talking about a sub-gameboy pricepoint. Now maybe it's the color
LCD which would make that impossible, in which case no degree of
miniaturization of the 2600 chipset will help (and I don't think it's
acceptable to go to a B&W LCD screen) but that's the idea, to find a niche
between keychain games and pocket game systems like the Gameboy. Just
think, include every single Atari brand title as well and sell it for $20.
Have you seen the kind of limited graphics and sound that those keychain
games feature? It's certainly nothing approaching the 2600, but they crank
out a zillion of those things.
Glenn Saunders - Producer - Cyberpunks Entertainment
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