Selling Physical Cartridges through LRG?

[chronicleroflegends]

I just noticed this and wanted to share:
https://limitedrungames.com/products/galf-nes?variant=12787585941557

The cartridges are coming from InfiniteNesLives, same as our physical cartridges.

I think it would be awesome if Limited Run Games was an avenue that we could sell finished games through.

 

[Mihoshi20]

I just noticed this and wanted to share:
https://limitedrungames.com/products/galf-nes?variant=12787585941557

The cartridges are coming from InfiniteNesLives, same as our physical cartridges.

I think it would be awesome if Limited Run Games was an avenue that we could sell finished games through.

This is a fun idea, though I would hold my breath. Limited Run Games seems to very carefully cherry pick the games they decide to make physical copies of. Their method of operation seems to 1 pick games that are highly popular and already profitable or successful and then make a short run physical edition of it for novelty sake and 2 make a limited amount of the physical copies so that every copy sells.

They don't have a history of producing and releasing NES cart homebrew games and the fact that the highlight isn't one of the more well known homebrew games but an add-in to another game that was already popular is a testament to that. It would be nice to have a well publicized distributor for homebrew NES games but I don't see Limited Run as that.

 

[dale_coop]

... and what about Infinite NES Lives themselves?
They distribute homebrew games:
http://infiniteneslives.com/games.php

 

[chronicleroflegends]

I was unaware that Infinite Nes Lives distributed games themselves.

 

[throwawayaccount1235]

Something like this would be cool, with games from the NESmaker community on it.