Joystick Johnny - Over 25 Retro Minigames
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| The full version of Joystick Johnny is now available! - Over 25 minigames, 100 different levels - 3 play modes and multiple endings - Hidden 8-bit treasures and custom scoreboards Joystick Johnny Website Download the Trial (7 MB)  Also, get $4.00 off with this easy-to-remember discount code: BEFL005D2 (good until next week) |
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| Excellent! pimped: http://www.binaryjoy.co.uk/games/games-news/joystick-johnny-released/ |
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| Are you going to run an affiliate scheme for this game? Who's you payment provider? I ask because I'd like to put it on GreyAlienGames.com |
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| Very cool idea, but the min specs are a lil odd for what it is. (Hogger lol :D) |
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| Cool. I wanted to buy this when it was released but I'm going to have to wait a while as I currently find myself in dire straits, financially. I can't justify spending a single penny unnecessarily, at the moment. :/ Congratulations on getting this to release, though. |
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| Any chance of extending the discount until the end of the month? I get paid then. :-) |
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| Grey: thanks! It might be a while before I go the affiliate route, but I'll let you know when I do. I use BMT. big10p and steve, I sent you e-mails, but I've been having e-mail problems. Let me know if you didn't receive them and I will re-send. |
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| Probably one of the best game ideas I've seen in a long time. Seriously, good job! I would however, get this going with affiliates and portals ASAP in time for the Holidays. Also, $19.95 seems about 10.00 too high for this game, but at least it does leave you open to do discounts, affiliate sales, etc. Good luck! |
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| agent4125: welcome. I use BMT too, it's really easy to use them to set up affiliates, but a lot depends on your security system. If you are using Software Passport it's easy, but not if you are using your own proprietary system (probably). As for price, $19.95 is of course standard (for casual games). Thing thing is, it's a retro game not a casual game and retro-gamers are notoriously tight fisted (or want stuff for free). Titan attacks did very well at $9.95 (although I think he's put the price up now), also did very well on Mac. Are you planning a Mac version? |
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| Got your email, Joe, and sent a reply. Thanks! ;) |
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| Re: the price, it's a tough decision but I plan to at least start at 19.95. (TA is also 19.95 now) I plan to experiment though, and figure out what works. I'd love to do a Mac port, but I need a Mac first. =) |
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| Thing is, that's only £10 for 25 mini games (prices quoted in dollars makes it sound more expensive than it is). Some people expect anything less than a AAA game to be free probably because they don't realise the amount of work that goes into coding even simple games. |
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| A video would be fine for the osx users in order to see some action... :O) |
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| um - not that i disagree with charging for stuff. but really... id rather play MAME for free. I will admit tho, after playing it, its different, and well made. |
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