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Message: [QUOTE="PSPMan3000, post: 282191, member: 282826"] I like classifying all my ROMs in their filenames, so I started including the qualifiers for all the retro indie games I purchase (Like all the GB Studio made titles, etc.) Originally I was calling all of them (Unlicensed) But it seems like Aftermarket and Homebrew are worthy labels, so what exactly is the difference? This is my understanding, maybe someone can correct me. [U]Homebrew[/U] - A game developed by enthusiasts for a console within or outside of its official support period. Is available for free. [U]Aftermarket[/U] - A Homebrew game that is being sold for money after the original lifespan of the console. [U]Unlicensed[/U] - A Homebrew game that was sold for money during the original lifespan of the console, but without permission from the console manufacture (this also encapsulates bootlegs) Does anyone see any issues with my definitions? [/QUOTE]

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