At 01:30 PM 10/04/98 +0200, you wrote:
>There are still some people who spent a lot of time and money in making
>labels, manuals so they can sell a nice package... They don't make a lot of
>money and are glad that they can pay their bills. Fony for example stopped
>selling FR after the Tilburg fair, we continued with that. We made new
>manuals, new labels... and we still sell it for the same price... We could
>easily raise the price but we didn't... Allmost all the money will go to
>Japan...
So sell something, you need both a seller and a buyer. I think Fony did a
good job selling FR, so the question is: Why did so few people buy it?
It's a good thing that FR is still sold (by you). But how many people
bought it? If it's still such a small group of people, there hasn't been
much progress.
Anyway, I think it's strange that old Konami cartridges are easily sold,
but new software isn't. We all want new MSX software, but if too few people
buy it, the developers will stop creating new software.
Bye,
Maarten
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