GT Turbo, on Thu Aug 2, 2007 4:43 PM, said:
Hi Gorf,
Please don't relaunch the war about piracy on CF, you don't know anything about running or not roms. So please don't talk.
You write that :
We don't feel like working hard on developing titles for the Jaguar to see people copying them all over the place.
Just one question, the JagCF got a hardware protection system, the JagCD too ? So better doing CD games, with this kind of things everybody can copy games... With CF nocopy.
I don't want to relaunch war or troll, but be fairplay don't talk about things you don't know.
GT Turbo (Jagware)
Carts....which everyone likes better and everyone can play.
I plan on releasing only one more CD for the Jag. It will be Gorf
Classic for the Cyctic Fibrosis charity if Midway approves. Anything
else will be cart. Oh yeah Terance will release Mighty Frog on CD
too but that is the end of CD's for just the reasons you mentioned.
Seeing people looking to copy Gorf was when i decided that.
If they want to copy a cart it will cost them big time and they'd
have to be able to do all the work or at least know someone who
can. I think I have very valid an reasonable concern of the device
and I am answering someone's inquiry on the subject.
Im not reworking Gorf for cart either. CD will bring in a good deal
of cash over a cart anyway and cash is what Im trying to raise for
the fund.
A question was asked and I answered it honestly. There is no war.
That is in your mind. However, there is a major concern and I
know nothing of the protection scheme that would make me feel
any safer.
At this point a re-map of the upload area is the only thing that would
turn me around. Its a few lines of code in the VHDL. Im sorry but
there is no good/practical reason to map it in the cart area other
than to run roms. Mapping it another $2000 higher will solve the
problem completely. No cart will be able to run. HOmebrew can
be bigger and use the new area and the Jag's 2 megs. The device
is really interesting but that one issue is the whole issue.
Edited by Gorf, Thu Aug 2, 2007 4:41 PM.