mike_intellivision on 08 June 2009
The real issues are price and product access.
If it costs too much to buy -- people won't.
If it costs too much to incorporate into games -- developers won't.
If people don't have it, developers won't make games for it.
This technology has a lot of potential. But it may be doomed to failure because of market forces. The best technology does not always succeed. And add-on video game peripherals usually don't do too well (just as Sega or third parties to the NES).
Mike from Morgantown
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