You know with these licenses you have to buy to develop games, why do they have them?
If it's for quality assurance so that crap games aren't released then I can understand this. The thing is, take the GBA, if they allowed public developing for GBA wouldn't that create a whole new market for games and shift more GBA units?
You would think they would see that they could make extra cash buy allowing any old joe to make games for it.
If it's for quality assurance so that crap games aren't released then I can understand this. The thing is, take the GBA, if they allowed public developing for GBA wouldn't that create a whole new market for games and shift more GBA units?
You would think they would see that they could make extra cash buy allowing any old joe to make games for it.