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Something something... art requires limitations.
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this post was submitted on 08 Jul 2026
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Would a secondary console made by a major player with severe limitations sell well? I kinda think so. Let's say N64 cartridge size maximum as an example for any given game. 512 Megabit? 64MB.
As a fan of digital "fantasy consoles", I think this is a super cool idea.
It would be great to have a real/semi-popular hardware console that was deliberately locked to some kind of old-school limitations.
Instead of chasing the latest/hottest tech we could just focus on really making great games with reasonable budgets.