You know the interesting thing about people complaining about the price is that Arkhan originally planned to sell it for only $20, a more than reasonable deal. When it came time to discuss pressing options, the Turbo/PCE community actually demanded, so to speak, for a price increase. This has helped covered productions costs drastically and has put Insanity around the same price range as the two only other homebrew titles officially released for the Turbo.
Another thing that a lot of non-Turbo gamers aren't going to realize is that Insanity is making a huge leap in PCE development by utilizing good PSG music, something that has been severely lacking in indie PCE development. This alone will open up big doors for the future of PCE development. There are a ton of projects being worked on for the PCE currently, this is only the beginning of a title wave.
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