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The practice of earning money for games, often on a continuing or advance basis past the initial sale.
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Could you create a game for an older system (say, SNES) and sell it with an emulator as well...
I was looking into development for the SNES in assembly, as programming in assembly is my hobby. I then had the thought: what if I could sell my native SNES games for modern use (on steam, bundled wit …
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