Solo4114
Master Member
Really, here's the smart move:
You release this item to test the market's appetite. It comes with 30 games pre-loaded. You can't add more.
Then around Xmas 2017, you release the 2.0 version. THIS one has a port to attach to an ethernet jack or wifi connector (sold separately), and you can buy individual cartridges, priced at between $1.99 and $5.99 each, or buy themed bundles for anywhere from $20-60 a pop. The new device's storage is, like, a 32gb thumb drive, so you could conceivably download the entire NES library onto a single device if you're willing to pay. That package, by the way, is available at a bargain for the low, low price of $1000.
You release this item to test the market's appetite. It comes with 30 games pre-loaded. You can't add more.
Then around Xmas 2017, you release the 2.0 version. THIS one has a port to attach to an ethernet jack or wifi connector (sold separately), and you can buy individual cartridges, priced at between $1.99 and $5.99 each, or buy themed bundles for anywhere from $20-60 a pop. The new device's storage is, like, a 32gb thumb drive, so you could conceivably download the entire NES library onto a single device if you're willing to pay. That package, by the way, is available at a bargain for the low, low price of $1000.