You would of thought they'd do this more, the market would be vast.
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Marxist Pig Better Red Than Smeg,
Sun 11 May 2014, 12:45,
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Elite were trying to do so with thisbluetoothzxspectrum.elite-systems.co.uk/
However, there have been quite a few bad stories about it.
I think what would work is a Spotify-type site of retro games rather than expecting people to buy them individually. Re-playing some bad ones is part of the fun, but I'm not sure people would pay full price for most of them.
The unofficial emulator sites are good, but there's always security fears there, and it would be nice if the programmers got some money (though I suspect they don't see much of the official apps money).
(However, there have been quite a few bad stories about it.
I think what would work is a Spotify-type site of retro games rather than expecting people to buy them individually. Re-playing some bad ones is part of the fun, but I'm not sure people would pay full price for most of them.
The unofficial emulator sites are good, but there's always security fears there, and it would be nice if the programmers got some money (though I suspect they don't see much of the official apps money).
monkeon schmonkeon,
Sun 11 May 2014, 13:03,
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