Originally posted by Ken Dodd:
<strong>The problem with that is, you aren't screwing him - he'll continue to deal with trade and be unaffected.
The people its screwing up is non-collectors who just want to play games rather than look at pretty brown boxes.
He's already said he won't deal with collectors anymore if he gets pushed he'll just stop dealing with gamers/the public.
Either way I doubt it will make any difference to him, but will screw up a lot of people who rely on him for games.</strong><hr></blockquote>
Problem is from what I understand he's sitting on hundreds of Hyper 64 pcbs and motherboards, and the only people who want those are collectors and gamers, not arcade operators. If Jeff doesn't cater to this market, he might as well just throw away all those boards . . . cause in the current arcade market, they're garbage. No arcade op in his right mind would buy Hyper games when they were dismal commercial failures, and won't begin to attract players like other fighting games like MvC2, the Tekken games, etc. So if Jeff doesn't get off his fat ass and address his customer's needs, its his own loss . . .