Jim Leonard wrote:
I plan on sniping:
[snip]
Origin Times of Lore BRAND NEW Ready to Bid
Origin Tangled Tales BRAND NEW NEVER OPENED! Ready to Bid
And you said you weren't to bid on RPGs? :)
Anyway, I won't be bidding on anything from him for the two reasons I
mentioned in the other mail.
Alexander, if you win the shrinked copy of Silver Seed and decide to get
rid of one unshrinked one, please let me know.
(Also, OT, Tom, mail mails aren't getting through to you again)
Pedro R. Quaresma
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So long, and thanks for all the fish
Pedro Quaresma boldly stated:
Jim Leonard wrote:
I plan on sniping:
[snip]
Origin Times of Lore BRAND NEW Ready to Bid
Origin Tangled Tales BRAND NEW NEVER OPENED! Ready to Bid
Why did you guys have to go do this? I have *no* money to spend, but
now I'm interested in his UFO, Global Conquest,
Pedro Quaresma wrote:
Jim Leonard wrote:
I plan on sniping:
[snip]
Origin Times of Lore BRAND NEW Ready to Bid
Origin Tangled Tales BRAND NEW NEVER OPENED! Ready to Bid
And you said you weren't to bid on RPGs? :)
I'm not bidding on these too seriously. The Times of Lore I'm bidding
I went to my local Wal-Mart today and dropped by the software aisle.
My internal reaction went something like this:
Gah!!! What are these?!? Are these PC games??? [Picks one
up.] Yeah, I guess they are. They shrank!
The boxes are about the size of DVD movies, but two or three
For those who care, I've just added myself to ICQ, AIM, and Yahoo IM.
You should be able to look me up via email address or via MobyGamer.
Sorry for the global email, but it seems as if everyone has been trying
to instant-message me lately.
Welcome to the wonderful world of new packaging standards. I hate it
with a passion.
I started a thread on this as soon as I heard about it last year:
http://www.mail-archive.com/swcollect@oldskool.org/msg00258.html
Lee K. Seitz wrote:
I went to my local Wal-Mart today and dropped by the
Chris Newman wrote:
Yes, but why should this be restricted to limited editions? I think it should be
the norm, as it once was. I think this paucity of physical components falls under
the same category as companies releasing barebones documentation to virtually
require that the player buys
Jim Leonard boldly stated:
Chris Newman wrote:
I think this paucity of physical components falls under
the same category as companies releasing barebones documentation to virtually
require that the player buys the strategy guide (aka real manual).
Am I being too harsh here?
No, you're
That's one I figured out on my own. I didn't find HHGG as difficult as
other Infocoms...but plenty of other games stumped me...the first stumper I
remember was my first Adventure game...Scott Adams' Pirate Adventure on the
TI-99/4a. I couldn't figure out how to get past the alligator without a
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