That would depend on your reason for making the game and only you can answer that one :)
I am working on porting Climber5 from the Atari 8-bit to the 2600. Recently ebivision announced the release of Power Off! which is *very* similar. I am going to continue with my project because it is a learning experience for me.
My goal was to produce a game on Stella that I like and my children can enjoy. I also wanted to do a game to see what it was like versus just doing the playfield demo I did a couple of years ago.
Another example would be Thomas' Jammed! This was based from Crazy Valet (which was based off Rush Hour).
>
> From: Peter Gordon <pete@xxxxxxxxxxx>
> Date: 2002/09/23 Mon PM 01:34:20 EDT
> To: stella@xxxxxxxxxxx
> Subject: [stella] What a coincidence!
>
> Hi,
>
> I was browsing the archives, when I noticed Fabrizio Zavagli's post about his
> new 2600 "ball game", and I though "aaaaaaargh!" this sounds almost exactly
> like the 7800 game I was planning to do!
>
> Here is a gameboy version I started:
>
> http://www.pgordon.clara.net/tiler.gb
>
> (should work in all GB emulators. Who knows if it works on the real thing? :)
>
>
> See the similarities?! Now, should I go ahead and make this game for the 7800,
> or am I going to have to think up a new one?
>
> Cheers,
> Pete
>
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