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I just looked up Kazeta.org and it looks like a gaming console with extra steps. It looks cool, but the amount of effort needed to build a physical collection of carts is so tedious that I would have spent better time simply purchasing a gaming console because they are always plug- and- play
I just think it's neat!
Thanks for sharing this!! I agree, seems hella neat! Only downside would be the shelf life of the physical media - but I think that's besides the point! Clicky physical media that holds the game itself is the point!
Real neat concept!