He definitely put out some great titles. WOuld've been nice to see more but there you are.


But thou must!
-----Original Message----- From: blindle...@aol.com
Sent: Thursday, April 18, 2013 5:22 PM
To: gamers@audyssey.org
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] BSC Games shutting down, and reactions…

i agree i also want to thank juston  for all the software he has put  out
and i want to wish him nothing but the best in what ever he will do in the
future .

your friend  lee


In a message dated 4/18/2013 3:11:13 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
i...@dracoent.com writes:

Hi  all,

BSC was a pioneer in the early days of accessible audio games for  modern
platforms. There are a handful of companies and developers without whom  the
industry would not exist as it does today, and Justin is one of  those.

I'm disappointed, but not really surprised, to see some of the  sentiments
being batted around on list. Essentially, like always, everyone  wants
something for nothing, and never mind the time, effort or trouble that Justin put into the games over the past dozen years, whether or not he has released
anything new recently. The shortsightedness of the community is to  its
detriment.

Kids won't be kids forever. Perhaps Justin is reserving  the right to
return to creating and/or updating these games eventually, when his kids are grown. Perhaps he just wants to be fairly compensated for the hours he spent
developing them in the first place. Whatever his reasons or  movations, I
have no doubt that some of you will pirate the heck out of these games without
a thought to their creator.

Should Activision give away  the Infocom collection for free? Should
Nintendo allow anyone to make clones of NES or SNES cartridges of the old Super Mario Brothers Games? Maybe Paramount should give up the rights to Star Trek
the Next Generation, after  all, they aren't making that series anymore.

Rather than calling justin  greedy for giving folks the chance to do the
right, legal, and ethical thing and purchase games they may want before their
gone for a ridiculously reduced  price, you should all be thanking him for
the hours of entertainment and  enjoyment he brought to you over the years.

Personally, I'd like to  thank Justin for paving the way for developers
like me to do what we love. I  don't think it is him who is being greedy.


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