Josh,
It may be a better idea to create a replacement ROM pack that uses RAM with the
integral batteries, and upload changes to the pack with a serial cable and
appropriate software for popular OS's.
That way, a user could easily change programs without having to purchase
cartridges, plus it makes it easier to distribute custom programs on the 'net.
Ideas? Comments?
- Matt
Josh McCormick wrote:
>
> Clay's Tempest multigame is good. But it isn't cost effective if you
> expect to be plugging in new games now and again. What I'd like to see
> happen is someone (Clay, specifically) build a cartridge system for the
> Tempest hardware. It would allow for Tempest owners to have access to the
> latest software, and it gives software authors the possibility of a minor
> reward for their efforts.
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