Hi Charles,
I think what you are asking for is justified. It is just not something I 
agree with, but I don't have much of a choice in the matter now that I 
myself have taken pre-orders. It as you say a matter of integrety and 
customer service trust. If I lose one or both of those I might as while 
drop out of making games altogether.
Believe it or not USA Games is dedicated to trust, integrety, and 
honesty. If that image is marred because I thought we could do better by 
making a 3D game, a game I thought would be a superior product, I am 
sorry. I honestly did not expect this out rage, this up roar, and out 
right rebbellion to the notion of improving the game beyond a simple 2D 
Atari side-scroller.
I know where Michael and Tom are coming from. They were not able to play 
the classic Montezuma's Revenge when it was out so they want something 
similar to play. My opinion might be tainted from the fact I had my time 
with those games, when I was sighted, so that first chance to play isn't 
so important to me. I played pitfall, Montezuma's Revenge, etc when they 
were out and I don't have as much a desire to get the originals, but 
others who never played them do.
While I am thinking of it perhaps I could turn the side-scroller engine 
into a copy of Pitfall? Pitfall is along the same vain as Montezuma's 
Revenge and I don't think it would have the same level of copyright 
issues as Montezuma's Revenge does.

Charles Rivard wrote:
> I'd buy one just to get the experience.  You don't know it if you don't try 
> one.  I anticipate one.  I would also like to receive what has been bought 
> due to advertising and previously done work.  I'm willing to wait longer.  I 
> don't demand it to be here that soon.  I'm patient because I know that it 
> takes time, and I have always said so.  To those who think I'm being unfair, 
> I have a question:  How is that unfair?
>   


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