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No but I am from Bitmap Soft. Would be willing to have a look at what you have.

Thanks all. Are you all in a position to feedback issues you may or may not find?

Hi fella.. Thank you very much, will send you a pm.

Bitmap Soft is looking to release their first physical game for the Atari 2600, a game courtesy of Jason Santuci and originally created for our parent website Retro Video Gamer. Please get in touch if you can help test this on real hardware!!!!

Available to preorder now £40 here. https://www.bitmapsoft.co.uk/product/doc-cosmos-gbc/

Just a friendly re post to see if there is anyone out there with a game worth publishing?

Great job guys, as a co-owner of Bitmap Soft where we published the C64 version of this with Carleton. Really excited to see this development, well done guys.

This has been downloaded over 200 times, not much to some games but to us thats unreal, thanks all.

Friendly bump, please enter if you fancy a challenge.

Just wanted to revisit this and see if we can get anyone interested.

Ok this was such a long time ago that I honestly can not remember what happen but regardless of what email that was used, I and I suspect Darren did not have any access to this PAYPAL account, the download if I remember was also sent via you KH when you has a purchase email, again this is all very vague but the main issue is I had not control over that PAYPAL account and so we never really knew how many was sold and any money you gave me paid for the web hosting which was about £20 if I remember correctly, either way it was peanuts to the so called 200 and the rest that got sold. You mentioned we are stealing peoples IP, well firstly both ourselves and the coder of this game did not think anyone would own the Horace name rights now, seeing how old the game character was and is, that was foolish maybe but innocent in anycase. Soon after we announced the game we had an email from Paul at the same time others had Horace issues, these issues were clearly started by some individual telling the IP owner Paul, now some may or may not like Paul for what happened but the guy allowed us to continue to publish the game if we donate any profits to the UK MS Charity which we have done. I hope that puts you right about a few things.

Thank you, I notice you guys have some games?

We are running a dev comp to create a Beat 'em up game for any 8 bit computer, special consideration will be given to the lesser popular computers. To join and read the rules see here. https://itch.io/jam/8-bit-beat-em-upfighter-dev-comp/community

So... Is there any games you guys would like to see us look at releasing or is there any dev peeps on here you can point me to who may consider a cassette tape release for their game?

We get the tape spin to the length of the data, that way it keeps costs down. Thanks for the positive feedback about tapes, I know they are not for everyone and to be honest we will offer other versions of games soon, just branching in to the disks at the moment. Having said that there is something neat about tape versions of games.