I wouldn't accept a free one because;

I wouldn't want to carry it home.

I thought these games were public domain.

These games are insanely odd to play now.

I'd have to go out and buy.... alien syndrome or something on a cart....

I don't want to go behind the TV. I'll probably be more likely to watch a VHS tape than want to play frogger in the lounge room...

Anything made in the last decade can play any coleco vision game anyway...

Where's the stupid dial? It's THE best way to play breakout

I'd have to go out and buy a stupid dial peripheral... and breakout on a cart...

@Kyrylo: ....

1. I don't work there. That's not my job.

2. It's not an open source project... do you think Sony is owned and operated by Mozilla or Wikimedia or something?...

3. If you truly gave a damn about struggling plight of video game developers you'd have read your Eula's and be well aware of the fact that it's strictly verboten to reverse engineer anything to do with your games... I'm not sure what work you're asking me to do but it sounds completely unlawful.

4. What?

The way they treat consumers is offensive.

if GameCompletion = 100;

{

trophy;

}

You're passing a statistic around. Don't pretend adding trophy support was even slightly... even the tiniest little bit difficult, or that it took any amount of time, or any amount of effort. Just don't even bring it up....

Lionhead is not Bullfrog... They aren't as good, the industry isn't the same... they don't make good games.. and there's an insane disconnect between the development studio and the PR/marketing department.

Vita is such an amazing piece of hardware. I remember playing for the first time and being absolutely floored by how incredible and smooth everything was... I never saw this coming...

This list looks like a roundup of hidden gems during a Steam weeklong sale than a consoles potential GOTY list.

Good, it sounds like they're also open to just leaving it for a bit. I think they should until they have something (more/....at all) to add to the genre.