I really liked reading this interview. It's wonderful that some developers out there can find the time to make amazing contributions to retro gamers out there - and make time to sustain the programming hobby for creative stuff. Too many of us are exhausted when coming home from programming at work. But it is in the crative work that is done for fun that often leads to the best innovations and which leads to enthusiasm for personal computing.
And to add - graphicians who excel at pixelling, musicians and sound artists who master the file size and CPU restrictions; great that these have new opportunities to share their work into.
Hopefully, this site could be a host to competitions too. And even though this is a retro site, I hope there will be the possibility of extending the reach by also allowing productions for contemporary platforms - perhaps with certain esthetical restrictions (like pixel graphics etc) if need be.
