I am 3 years late and fearing the worst….no more production. I'll paypal you $25 just to find out if he is going to be making more! Not kidding, email me!

I really want a powerpak and am absolutely astounded at this Mr. Parker's amazing work. As a businessperson, I hope he is thriving because of this product. I hope he brings it to mass market and gets rich–I'd invest!

Thanks (late) for conducting the interview, and keeping all of us in the loop with new things old.

los altos coste de fabricacion se deben a una mala planeacion del producto el mismo nes es prueba de ello. uso tecnologias baratas y creo una super consola.

Right Now Brian has PowerPaks on stock, GET ‘EM ALL!!!

Abe

I'm really excuse myself asking you this again, but, Does the stock he mentioned on you enterview, has been already sold out and when?

Or we should be keep waiting for that stock?

Abe

Thanks for writing. I wish I knew myself when they'd be available, but Brian has been rather uncooperative in that regard, refusing to give me any further tips or heads ups about when they'd be for sale again. For all I know, they might have gone on sale for an hour and recently and sold out. I'd ask him, but I have the feeling he'd ignore me.

Keep in mind that he has to build all the units himself by hand, so he might be in a little over his head right now.

I guess you may have any contact with him, so, Do you know if he already sold out the stock or I should keep waiting to get one PowerPak?

Thank you

abe

By the way, from all I can tell, RetroZone is planning on becoming the AtariAge of NES homebrews. They already have a section devoted to new games and reproductions. The first original game they've got is "Sudoku 2007," but it's out of stock at the moment.

By the way, I have a tip for you. If you ever do get a converter, and it's a "Family Converter 60-72PIN" model.. Don't use it on your main system, or if you do, never *ever* remove it. I ruined one Famicom's cartridge slot because of my converter. The board is just a little bit too thick, so it barely fits in the slot. After repeated use, it wouldn't pick up anything anymore because some pins got pushed in too far.

All of that said, the PowerPak looks like a great investment. I can't wait to see homebrew stuff like Grand Thefttendo come out. The other thing that would be nice is if he had the time and machinery needed to be a game publisher. So homebrewer #1 gives him $100 and he makes, oh, 10 games or so, and sells them on his website. Something like that, you know?