I totally agree with your philosophy on this. I love your silver dollar game, 
and I really, really can't wait for more games from you. I think what you're 
doing, is really leveling the game-playing field for us mac users. Before, we 
only had RS-games. And even that wasn't a true audio game. Now, now we have so 
much mor ahead of us, I'm really excited for the future of the mac and games 
for the blind on that system.
Devin Prater
[email protected]



On Jan 20, 2013, at 2:01 PM, Draconis Entertainment 
<[email protected]> wrote:

> Hi Michael,
> 
> Just one part of your message I want to definitely address.
> 
> You wrote:
>> But I really hope that whatever you are going to do with your engine and 
>> busines/sales model won't be harder to use for any user "just" because he or 
>> she has Windows instead of possessing OSX or an IOS device. 
> 
> We are going to do the best we can to make things as easy as possible, but 
> we're not going to make things artificially more difficult for Mac/iOS users, 
> just because Windows users are on a platform that may be more limited. Apple 
> platforms make things much easier for both the end user and the developer in 
> a lot of ways, and we will take advantage of those things. Mac users, for 
> instance, will never have to deal with registration keys and online 
> activation of their games, because they can purchase it from the Mac App 
> Store, which runs on the last three versions of Mac OS X. We are not going to 
> stop using the Mac App Store, just because Windows users can't access it.
> 
> Likewise, if Mac/iOS makes it possible to offer a feature that we cannot 
> offer on Windows, we won't penalize Mac/IOS users just because Windows users 
> may not have this option.
> 
> In general, we are going to do what we can to keep Mac and Windows titles as 
> similar as possible, but we do have to work within the limitations of each.
> 
> And, while I am sure many will disagree, Windows is, in the modern world, an 
> OS that is largely behind the times. That is doubly true, since so many 
> visually impaired users continue to run XP, and sometimes even older 
> versions. We will do what we can to support as many users as we can, but we 
> won't limit ourselves just because not everyone will be able to take 
> advantage of every feature.
> 
> I hope this makes sense.
> 
> 
> 
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