Attn: Kenfused

[gavv]

I mostly have been trying to decide if there is suffient interest to make a computer cartridge version of Beef Drop.  Have been going to ask to see how computer versions sell compare to the 5200 (for castle crisis for example).   And also determine if I would need to produce them myself and AA would sell them, if they could make them and sell them, or I would do both,  I think so far only a couple of people had posted a quiestion about it in the forums.  

 

I am also considering a port to another platform that would allow for much more color.  An experimental screenshot is attached, but a lot more graphics enhancements would be possible since I could have 12 colors on the playfield and probably 3 colors per moving object.

 

I'd want to see ya work on the drop enemy behavior than worry about new versions just yet , just my hope ^_^

 

gavv

[kenfused]

 

I'd want to see ya work on the drop enemy behavior than worry about new versions just yet , just my hope ^_^

 

gavv

what particular thing about the enemy drop behavior?

[Goochman]

8bit version

 

Zoo Keeper would be awesome

[gavv]

 

I'd want to see ya work on the drop enemy behavior than worry about new versions just yet , just my hope ^_^

 

gavv

what particular thing about the enemy drop behavior?

 

having the enemies return from being on top of the bun/piece after being dropped instead of regenerating like they were squashed by parts. It plays fine w/out but it just means its a completely different playing game. off the top of my head i only believe the 2600 BT has this behavior.

 

gavv

[Shannon]

My memory may be fuzzy on this, but I do not remember sales of castle crisis for the 8-bit going particulary well.

[Goochman]

I bought an 800 castle crisis

 

Im not sure the huge cost difference if the ROM image has already been developed and AA is shipping them? Do the 800 carts cost more to produce?