timdu, on Sun Jan 10, 2010 7:00 PM, said:
Please remember the fact this was our first time releasing an Atari 2600 cartridge. As hobbyists, the main idea was to release the game at the same time as the 100th print issue of the 2600 Connection newsletter in July 2009. We ran into some unexpected delays, but it did get released in October 2009.
I think you guys did a great job. The game, packaging, shipping time, etc were all top notch in my opinion.
timdu, on Sun Jan 10, 2010 5:00 PM, said:
Since we never did this before, we really didn't know what to expect. To tell you the truth, we never thought about setting a limit to 1 game per person. What would have stopped a potential buyer from ordering a game in their name and address, one in their brother's name and address, one in their father's name and address, etc? I guess my point is, there are some things that are out of the seller's control.
Again I think you guys did a great job and I hope to see more homebrew projects from your team. As for stopping people from buying multiple copies when a limit is in place, for the most AtariAge members are all pretty respectful and honest, so if there is a ordering limit per person, most people won't try and get around it.
There is also the fact that maybe the person who sold the one on eBay didn't get multiple copies and they just decided to sell the limited edition boxed one since you will be selling an unlimited slightly different label version.
timdu, on Sun Jan 10, 2010 5:00 PM, said:
And, I think, in the future, it is likely that we will see some of the other 100 limited release games for sale on ebay, craigslist, chasethechuckwagon.com or the like.
That might be true, but I'm keeping mine