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People who aren't us likely wouldn't be interested in them anyway. And it's easy to use WinUAE when you use it via Lemonade.

You didn't upset anyone with your opinion, 'frog, I just thought it was strange how you said 'Everyone has their own opinion but come on, the game is still crap'. Looks to me like you're saying everyone else is wrong.

"I respect everyone's opinions, though you must admit they're wrong."

Since an opinion is mainly a person's preference, albeit with many considerations made, they aren't absolutely right or wrong.

I'm quite satisfied with emulation. I don't think there's a point them remaking it for a modern format, unless they're sure it'll sell well, and I'm not sure it will. I think the majority of today's gamers look for originality, whereas Superfrog is more nostalgia, automatically relegating it to a lo...

Fun? What about making a version of the game for a more up to date format like the DS? That would be useful as well as fun.

Why bother porting it to the NES? It'll have worse graphics and sound.

Xbox.

It's not a Box, mate, it's a box. Are you wearing a Hat or some Socks?

Yes, if they stick 'HD' on the end of it, it denotes it will be a Live Arcade download. Unfortunately, that doesn't guarantee it to have online play (I know you're not contesting that, Ben, I'm just telling those not in the know). I know of at least one game, Mutant Storm Reloaded, that is multiplay...

I bet it won't support online play.

Please stop posting crap. Thank you.

Maybe someone at Team17 knows?

Check this out: http://www.back2roots.org/.htaccess

Pardon?

You won't find an answer here. Try a psychic forum.

The deciding factor in business is money, 'Frog. They can't guarantee publishing the game will pay their wages. They'll more likely release it on mobile if they ever do.

I had to stop some programs from opening - my PC's not as good as it used to be.

You receive this picture of some dog poo:

*inserts coin*

That's amazing! Completely accurately recreating that sound in modern arrangement software with recorded, rather than synthesized samples, and you pull it off excellently. Well done.

Thanks for acting on my advice. Keep in mind that it's not just principal, and not just you who suffers from allowing your email address to be picked up - ISPs have to deal with the unnecessary extra load, and if a spammer's list becomes bigger, it'll be sold on to more people, ensuring the problem ...

Spam bots: take note.

Ben: Obfuscate your email address by changing the @ to (at) or something similar so bots don't think it's an email address and add you to their list.

I wasn't talking to you.