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I think the VCS is a great vehicle for that, while we still have it.

Definitely is a cool system to showcase one of your games even for free just to get feedback to see what the reception's like i think that's smart and and also you know this is kind of the crowd for these kind of games these 2600 inspired games you know you can put them on the vcs you can have the rom available to buy as well Talk about it on Atariage and all that stuff and promote it.

And I definitely think the BCS is great for that too.

So let me know if you guys have downloaded Jet Propulsion 2600.

So you could probably reach out to him and do that.

He's on AtariAge.com. And I'll put his info below for Atari age, if you want to do that and you could talk to him there too.

But, um, yeah, I just want to say it's important to keep an open mind when it comes to stuff like this, because back in the day, people probably weren't telling you the full story.

For instance, um, you know, I often read, um, in, in articles that, um, that I've researched for the channel over the past six years with the show, five years.

I'm glad they're doing more episodes.

Fabrizio Luglio as a boy would have liked to play the Hobbit because he loved the book but he had a TI-99 so now he has converted it with a lot of work obviously reading the post on Atariage it's impressive including a custom version of the fill routine for the graphics there is only half the speed of the Spectrum one which is a feat on the architecture of the TI and I speak from experience of writing fill routines because I did the one for Illustrator on the Quell and I spent about three weeks hand-opting in the code, so I'm well impressed.

A certain Jamie Durant has created a website with a bookshelf of classic Infocom titles to play in your browser.

This interface adds a lot of polish over the typical in-browser experience, including a live updating mini-map, clickable lists of supported verbs and visible objects, and a panel to bring up browsies and feelies from these old games.

Sometimes they're, they're like, they're selling them for like 20 bucks.

Well, okay, so they, sometimes the, Atari Age has like-

Whoever is selling them

... someone who does things that are already prepackaged, the overstock, and you can get stuff for a pretty good price in there, you're right.

That's what it looks like it is.

And big thanks to LegoJT out there on Atariage, my good friend on my Discord as well.

for posting this.

I think that's what this is.