he wants his game to be a legal one 0_oLicardo7 said:This might be already asked but I don't feel like reading 10 pages. Also, this it a total n00b question. Can't he pirate it?
Hell yeah!Sayno said:Noitora said:First of all I don't think that this game qualifies as retail, what kind of developer would put himself as the last boss in the game?
John Carmack
Sayno said:Noitora said:First of all I don't think that this game qualifies as retail, what kind of developer would put himself as the last boss in the game?
John Carmack
Shabadage said:Sayno said:Noitora said:First of all I don't think that this game qualifies as retail, what kind of developer would put himself as the last boss in the game?
John Carmack
That wasn't Carmack...
Sayno said:Shabadage said:Sayno said:Noitora said:First of all I don't think that this game qualifies as retail, what kind of developer would put himself as the last boss in the game?
John Carmack
That wasn't Carmack...
Romero, my bad. Its been a while
I still want to play it. It looks like an interesting game, different from most other games.Kuraudo39 said:*snip
i guess so but im kinda impatient with these kind of things >.>Dwight said:I still want to play it. It looks like an interesting game, different from most other games.Kuraudo39 said:*snip
Toni Plutonij said:I'm not quite sure if most of you understand, but Bob's getting exactly what he wants, he's getting publicity..Whether it's good or bad, people talk about it, obviously, his ways are effective because he managed to get reaction from most of you!
Also, all of you who say that he releases it as a homebrew, that he'll get more people to play it, are WRONG!
If he gets it released officially and under Nintendo license, people who don't know about flashcarts (and still there are far more people without flashcarts) will get to play it, and all of us pirates will get to pirate it!
Releasing it as a homebrew will most likely mean that he's giving up on getting it licensed, and that would mean that he basically wasted 5 years of his life to get people to play it, and not earning on cent!
I'm not sure why all of you complain here, you'll get to play it for free one way or another!
Why wouldn't he get payed for all that effort?!
QUOTE said:On November 17th of 2007, well over a YEAR ago, I contacted Mr. Tom Prata, Senior Director of Project Development at Nintendo of America.
I explained to him that I had worked for several years on a console game for DS, and that I wanted to purchase the NITRO SDK in order to finish the title.
Mr. Prata responded, and we emailed back and forth about 50 times discussing the title and the NITRO requirements.
After doing a background check in December, we teleconferenced to discuss the game. He wanted to see it.
This culminated in a meeting, scheduled for February 22, 2008, at the Game Developers Conference.
Mr. Tom Prata was scheduled to give a major interview at GDC on February 20, 2008, two days before he had scheduled our meeting.
This was his first major public appearance.
The interview was about how he was making it possible for small developers
to create games for the first time on a Nintendo platform with the WiiWare program.
The existence of my game directly contradicted his speech!
At the meeting, Mr. Prata barely even bothered to look at the game he had stalled me for months to see.
He advised me to apply for a developer license, and assured me that he would "do what he could" to make sure my application was fast-tracked.
Why was my meeting delayed for so long, Mr. Prata?
Why is my application being mysteriously stalled?