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Shamus The Brute
It's truly remarkable to me that so many (POTCO-related) games have come onto the scene; they are, in fact to me, inspirational. But "yes," I do agree with your statement made above concerning Minecraft.The only project I think has a 100% probability of success is one of the Minecraft ports of the game.
It's nothing against non-Minecraft gaming projects. It's just maintaining a MMO new game/emulator on a long-term basis would involve a tremendous amount of capital to enforce along with available staff needed 24/7 just to assure such a game's (in-game) success. This is not to say that it cannot be done! However, I have always felt that with the age demographic "most representative" of the gaming projects I list above to this thread might actually be counter-productive to that game's ultimate success (please read below).
Young people, please do hear me now; ye are highly capable of pulling off such feats and challenges. However, and this comes from someone with years of experience. ~ Your circumstance in life will eventually change to where those things which used to remain a high priority for you will slowly take the back seat towards "other" interests and/or new priorities. Therefore, these POTCO new game and/or emulators will endure but they will likely only endure for a year or two max.
UPDATE: 8-22-2014 ~
The developmental project, "Pirates House" (PH), has been added to this thread's list of new & up-and-coming, ex-POTCO projects.
According to @JohnnyDaPirate's youtube channel, "Pirates House" is being led by Toon Town House developers Sai, Jean, Loblao and S0r00t and the project itself is being developed, aligned, and parallel to the same format structure that POU and another remake share but it is not affiliated in any way with either of those projects.
UPDATE: 8-29-14 ~
The gaming project, "Pirates Online Emulator," has introduced itself here on this forums and hence, has been added to this thread's main list of development projects (note: projects which are listed remain in 'no' particular order of relevance or significance).
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