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> Just like online petitions...right? This seems better than that. It will surely make it's mark. Well, he's anyway found out a new kind of protest 'online pro

> Just like online petitions...right? This seems better than that. It will surely make it's mark. Well, he's anyway found out a new kind of protest 'online protest'. Better than online petitions. And it's close to live protest :) Your point to invest in Anrdoid apps, I agree. He should just go abt developing an Android port of the game. Google would anyway soon open up a payment system for the android market place and now since the android market place has very few apps, he surely has the advantage of getting noticed there. I would like to know the result of this protest once it ends. P.S: As a sign of good will, we all hackers should click that blue "let Nintendo know" link and mail Nintendo about it. My mail contents included the url to the website and "We want to play Bob's Game"

ScottWhigham 18y ago
If you read down a ways, he says, "... I'm working on the Android and iPhone ports for 100 days straight. These platforms are awesome! Yuu doesn't even need a publisher! What a great idea!"
- silencio 18y ago
  Sigh, that is a far way down on a site that is painful to read ;) But it is nice to see he is looking into alternatives to publishing his game. It's what he should have done instead of this 100 day nonsense.
silencio 18y ago
It doesn't matter what alternative platforms he decides to port to, just that he does it and actually releases the game so people can play instead of whining about people stealing ideas and how he can't show off too much gameplay until Nintendo does something. Even if the game is awful there is still going to be an absolute ton of people wanting to try it out because of all the publicity it has received. And frankly, I don't think this is any better than online petitions, I actually think this is worse. He wants Nintendo to pay attention to him and he's doing so by locking himself up in his room? That's not the best of attitudes to convey. It's like the complete opposite of being at least somewhat professional..it sounds a lot like what some of my baby cousins do when they're mad at something. :\

ScottWhigham 18y ago

If you read down a ways, he says, "... I'm working on the Android and iPhone ports for 100 days straight. These platforms are awesome! Yuu doesn't even need a publisher! What a great idea!"

silencio 18y ago
Sigh, that is a far way down on a site that is painful to read ;) But it is nice to see he is looking into alternatives to publishing his game. It's what he should have done instead of this 100 day nonsense.

silencio 18y ago

It doesn't matter what alternative platforms he decides to port to, just that he does it and actually releases the game so people can play instead of whining about people stealing ideas and how he can't show off too much gameplay until Nintendo does something. Even if the game is awful there is still going to be an absolute ton of people wanting to try it out because of all the publicity it has received. And frankly, I don't think this is any better than online petitions, I actually think this is worse. He wants Nintendo to pay attention to him and he's doing so by locking himself up in his room? That's not the best of attitudes to convey. It's like the complete opposite of being at least somewhat professional..it sounds a lot like what some of my baby cousins do when they're mad at something. :\