> Why add the additional barrier to entry that is needing to set up an emulator or own the ancient hardware and a flash cartridge? Counterpoint: targeting your

> Why add the additional barrier to entry that is needing to set up an emulator or own the ancient hardware and a flash cartridge? Counterpoint: targeting your game to the SNES platform (for example) means it will run on any system with a functional SNES emulator -- including ones that don't exist yet! -- and is less likely to require maintenance as those systems evolve.