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Awesome, just snapped this up. Karri, any clue as to when Shaken not Stirred will be on sale?

Not sure what I am looking at, but colour me interested.

Aye, sadly also well above my "effort" threshold. Never had an experience with Bootcamp that wasn't a PITA.

Thanks for this! Although, sadly, it seems to require a Windows machine, which I don't have. Might have to try borrow one, unless I can sniff out some Mac tools. (I could use Wine/Parallels etc, but too lazy).

Up for it!

I appreciate the part of being busy and that delaying delivery. But less so on the communication. I'm incredibly busy, but manage to let people know what's going on when they need me to. I'd be even more vigilant if it were potential customers. It's not hard to chime in on a forum once a week?

Shut up and take my money...!

Billy Ocean... When the going gets tough (the melody is at 17 seconds in, in the clip below). (Which makes sense after just failing?)

Suggestion: When someone gets an email, they post about it here. Until then, assume no one's got one (I know some of us have alerts on this thread!).

Will you be honoring the order in which email orders come in?

Order sent... first? <3

I'm sure it works that way some places here. But not where I live. I've bought most of your games, and not sure I signed for any (I've not had anything stolen yet either, so it works for me).

My experience in the US is that... even when signature is required, they'll often just leave it outside. In the UK though that's less common (you'll normally get a card through your letterbox and a nice trip to the nearest sorting office).

The home-made boxes for AVP and Road Riot suggest might well be an AA user (hello Jay!)

I hope after 6 years he's found a copy...

This is great news. Really hoping the games are a continued success (selfishly, because I want more!).

The question we've been asking round here recently is how many Lynxes were ever sold. Might not be his remit, but any light he can shed on its popularity would be great.

Sounds interesting, keep us updated!

Yeah, this is definitely a game where you "learn" the levels. Which is fine until you get to the later ones, and you're trying to learn but each time you die you have to do it all again. And then maybe you lose a life or two stupidly early on and start over again . I got to the final stage on my own a few times, but it's got some really tricky parts. I ended up completing the final level via the emulator and save states. Not my preference, but I'm not 13 any more, I got things to do!

Ah k, shame. As I bought the game the last time around, but was hoping for an option to get just the pin to complete my collection.

Ooh. Are you doing pins only for Alpine Games? If so.. best way to order when getting E-jagfest etc? Thankx.

Hmm, will check that out. They had a weird Xbox controller with a display. I'm back at the show this afternoon, and they are right by our stage, so will take a peek.

Alas, I did not. I'm sure it's a "feature" somehow...

I'm the author of the Retron 77 report... he told me they were thinking around $80, but hadn't decided yet (so yes, it can change... but that's definitely what he said). I actually played it in 16:9... and their stand at the show lists "16:9" as a feature on the printed materials. Though he listed a number of modes to ensure authentic retro feel (black and white etc) so much of this is likely configurable, and original aspect ratio etc. And again... yes possibly subject to change. But the report is based on actual experience. The image didn't look terribly stretched, but not sure what method they are using for upscaling etc.