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From: gil@snsys.com (Gil Jaysmith)
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Subject: Re: Yaroze Charts Needed?
Date: Thu, 21 Aug 1997 15:32:18 GMT
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alex@teeth.demon.co.uk (Alex Amsel) wrote:
>Except for probs with the original Yaroze license perhaps...
>Also note that the yaroze libs are pretty useless if you need
>something to work on the full system just because hardly anyone uses
>libgs for their 3d systems.

True. And non-library-specific programming could be contracted out to
anyone, not just a Yaroze bod. Ho hum, I guess they just have to hope
companies are paying attention to the Yaroze world.

(I'm sticking with the N64; 2Mb just isn't enough for me, and who
wants to do something easy anyway? :=)

Are there are any games magazines which would be interested in burning
a Yaroze demo disk? The quality of the demos would have to be
reasonably high so as not to disappoint the reader - average age 8,
probably - but it might spark interest in the Yaroze market and alert
more people to the fact that console games don't just magically
materialise out of thin air. And the Yaroze demos would probably be
more interactive...


Gil Jaysmith
SN Systems Software Ltd, makers of Psy-Q... http://www.snsys.com
Disclaimer: What I say when I post here represents me, not my employers.