Re: A85: ASM programmer wanted
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Re: A85: ASM programmer wanted
I didn't mean for profit I just meant as a title. It would be just be
something by which to identify a series of games (mine). Whenever I have
a wjole series, I guess.
Justin Bosch
justin-b@juno.com
On Wed, 20 May 1998 22:13:07 -0500 nine1one@juno.com writes:
> I think that starting a game company for real is not a really
>good idea. This whole selling ti85 games is just a bunch of B.S. I
>thought that the whole mentality of being a programmer for the ti85
>was based on the original hacker moral that programs should be shared
>freely. After all this isn't really a legitimate platform for selling
>software. And besides it won't put bread on you table. I like to
>think of it as a stepping stone into the real programming world. Ask
>JingYang Xu or Andreas Ess about their brilliant programs that failed
>to sell. Whatever happened to the full versions of McMik or Asteroids
>2021? The only legit way of making money that I see as far as the
>ti85 is concerned is with selling hardware such as link cables, memory
>expanders, and possibly accelerated calcs. If you want to start a
>company, then hire C++ programmers and do real PC programs, or see if
>you can strike up a deal
>with nintendo making game boy games.
> - [\/]ike Young
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