Quote from: Andrew Davie on 06 Nov 2024, 04:43 AMthis feels like a loss of a longtime friend to me. But it's time, I'm pretty sure.I can relate. In the last two decades the community changed quite a lot, with retrogaming evolving from a niche hobby into a more mainstream phenomenon, eventually attracting commercial companies who saw a market in it. I know that quite a few people consider that as a change for the better, but I'm not among them. To my eyes, it is a departure from (what for me is) the essence of the homebrew community and what made it "fun". As a result my interest in the scene gradually waned, until, with the AA acquisition by Atari last year I just realized that I didn't belong there anymore.
Quote from: Andrew Davie on 06 Nov 2024, 10:14 PMThanks, will do.Quote from: Thomas Jentzsch on 06 Nov 2024, 09:39 PMIf people are asking why, what shoud/can I tell them?
Tell them to ask me, I suppose - as it was me who called in the cancellation clause.
Quote from: Thomas Jentzsch on 06 Nov 2024, 09:39 PMIf people are asking why, what shoud/can I tell them?
Quote from: Thomas Jentzsch on 06 Nov 2024, 08:31 PMIf Albert doesn't make this public, IMO we (I) should post on AtariAge soon. Agreed?
Quote from: Thomas Jentzsch on 06 Nov 2024, 05:06 AMHave you ever heard back from Albert regarding this?