Atari systems for the Repo

[Archienine]

I don't think that could be a problem having the Atari systems avaliable for the Repo, right?

 

[TruxtonTatsujin TruxtonTatsujin]

I'm all for it, I enjoy the simplicity of early Atari consoles from time to time.
However, demand for Atari stuff has always been low, even in the retro scene. It's mostly a matter of if any of the curators have any interest in doing it.

 

[Archienine]

I'm all for it, I enjoy the simplicity of early Atari consoles from time to time.
However, demand for Atari stuff has always been low, even in the retro scene. It's mostly a matter of if any of the curators have any interest in doing it.

If I was a curator I'll go for it. That's sure

 

[Nelson2001 Nelson2001]

To be honest I feel it's a good idea and at the same time a good suggestion because it serves to preserve all Atari systems from the 2600 onwards and as well as their games as well.

Upvoted .

 

[Waffles's iconWaffles]

Atari is notoriously predatory, though. Often leading the charge alongside the big N when it comes to shutdowns and cracking down on fan projects.

I'd advise to thread carefully.

 

[ZEGA ZONIC]

Might be a good idea later on, but right now, since [SITE] is being hounded by the Big N, not right now cause Atari might find out that [SITE] exist.

 

[TruxtonTatsujin TruxtonTatsujin]

I've never heard of Atari going after anyone really. It's not like they're a big company anymore. Aren't they just owned by some guy in France now? They mostly just license stuff out.

 

[Archienine]

I've never heard of Atari going after anyone really. It's not like they're a big company anymore. Aren't they just owned by some guy in France now? They mostly just license stuff out.

Me neither. I only heard about Nintendo chasing down the ROMs

 

[Waffles's iconWaffles]

Me neither. I only heard about Nintendo chasing down the ROMs

They used to be far more active in this, the last major controversy dating back to 2018 (something about Rollercoaster Tycoon fans), but you never know how they'd react.

I tend to err on the side of caution.