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    That? It's a Yars' Revenge remake from the Atari Arcade website, and yes it does look and play like a crappy Flash game (but still better than that abonination on the Xbox 360).

     

    It requires MS Edge or IE to play w/o any ads and uses Flash on other browsers. So it's surprising that it's running on a Linux system which supports neither...

    the actions on the gamepad don't match up with the movement onscreen anyway

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  2. if we're taking bets, i'm gonna guess fixed funding with a medium sized goal that's still far too low for making a console (100k-250k), but they'll put their own money in to force it to the goal and artificially inflate the appearance of interest. kind of a soft flex funding.

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  3. netflix can run inbrowser on linux now, the entirety of talks may have been: make a button to open a chrome window to netflixdotcom.

     

    with their overzealous litigation and (alleged) theft of dev royalties i don't think i could buy anything from neoatari in good conscience even if they make the most amazing indiegogo pitch of all time. i feel depressed about that for some reason.

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  4. the ouya is thus far the only thing i put up crowdfunding dollars for and i still use it as a media/emulator box so i feel no regrets. i never bought anything from their store though, since most everything on there was also available on the play store, usually for less money, with the added benefit of not being locked down to a box with an uncertain future.

     

    if the ataricrate can have steam on it, and i don't think they could prevent it if they wanted to, why would any human ever buy anything from the proposed atarimarket over steam? why would any dev with a linux version of their game on steam feel like they need to do anything additional at all?

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  5. i wouldn't say it costs nothing. whatever market integration is required takes some time, and you're now on the hook for maintenance if their market or os updates introduce new problems. there's certainly a point where you can say it's not worth the effort to press that export button.

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  6. i got a lil pile of games that use a single button or could easily be reduced one button, and there are probably plenty of nostalgia-addled goofs like me who'd plonk some junk on some box for the standard 70/30. maybe that's their super plan i dunno.

     

    is there any legit reason for secrecy at this point? it's been 3000 years just show your hand already :o

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