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It is a simulacrum. Adding a real, custom tiny keyboard (which 99% of buyers won't use anyway) would probably double the price.
by Luc 9y ago
It is a simulacrum. Adding a real, custom tiny keyboard (which 99% of buyers won't use anyway) would probably double the price.
- the_af 9y agoUnderstandable, but disappointing. There already are emulators for the software. For the real experience, I'd like to type using that clunky C64 keyboard :P
- Koshkin 9y agoExactly. A non-working simulation is something that goes strongly against the geek mentality.
- djur 9y agoNintendo has sold a great many NES and SNES Classics with non-working cartridge drives, and I'm sure a lot of the people buying those were geeks, so it must not go too strongly against it.
- Luc 9y agoI have one of these: http://www.vesalia.de/e_keyrahv2.htm http://www.vesalia.de/e_keyrahv2.htm It converts the keyboard of a C64 into a USB keyboard. It is of course an unholy abomination so I usually don't talk about it.