
Originally Posted by
PR0
No worries! Don't be sorry. These things should be held for more important stuff, as it is always recreational.
It's still the only thing that keeps me returning to check on retro development, I am 30 now and had a retro when I was 15-17. What I would give to make one that was easily browser accessible for all my old friends... lol.
Biggest features I love about these versions were all the available mini games. Wobble squabble, diving, battle ships, tic tac toe, etc. On my retro we used to hold all sorts of competitions.. it really made the community what it was. (V18 - V21 era, 500,000 user database with 1000-1500 user peak times daily)
If this ever became even some what usable in a browser environment, I would 100% volunteer to help you make some sort of community.