Probably only in french... at least that's the version the person I was going to trade it with has.
A pity, cause it looked like an interesting adventure. I won't be trading for it then.
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Pedro R. Quaresma
Salvador Caetano IMVT
Div. Sistemas de Informação / Systems and Information Division
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When I "discovered" the Internet, I used to download every shareware RPG I could get my hands on. I wrote reviews and took notes about them and have at least sent one for publishing at a shareware review site.
I have burned all those RPGs on a CD, but the Empire Demo, being a strategy game, isn't
While I don't have any shareware in my collection (OK, I have the pile
of DOOM levels but that's it) you do raise an interesting point. Some
commercial games have been re-released as shareware (most notably
through magazines that had optional disk subscriptions and certain
computer clubs). J
Same here. I have a few adventure shareware CD-ROMs that look commercial,
and some 3.5" floppy disks in paperboard pouches (Jungle of Doom, the Hugo
series, etc).
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The only shareware I actually pick up are the "published" versions of
shareware games (you could get these in stores). Like all of the Apogee/id
stuff published by Wiz technology.
Hugh
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A disk, a newspaper, a manual, possibly some sort of pin...maybe a
registration card too if you're lucky.
Stuart
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Sent: Wednesday, June 04, 2003 12:07 PM
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Subject: [SWCollect] Tass Times in Tonetown
Hello ... I've got an IBM copy of Tass Times in Tonetown, coming in a
smallish oblong teal one-piece box. What is it supposed to contain?
Thanks!
-- Stephen
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Okay, you've all got shelves and shelves full of boxed games and such.
What about shareware? Do you have CD-Rs full of zip files? What
about those oh-so-prevalent disks published by people hoping to make a
quick buck by providing the service of making shareware available in
retail outlets? (You
