Yes, Return to Krondor is considered a bad game, in all possible aspects. I
can't think of anything interesting about the game (except for the game
to unlock chests). Betrayal in Antara was much more interesting.
Pedro R. Quaresma
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No, no, it's _really_ the only one. You see, all copies that he sold (12)
were numbered. He himself has the non-numbered copies at his place, ones
that never sold. He only traded one of them, and to Jason Cobb.
Pedro R. Quaresma
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All your base are belong to
Tom, I think Jason's was handsigned too...
But you probably know better, and as I've been stating so many wrong facts
lately... :)
Pedro R. Quaresma
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All your base are belong to us
All the Eidos boxes have that shape? Then I don't know if it's an European
feature or if the following just happened in Portugal, but both Final
Fantasy 7 and Tomb Raider 3 sold in these parts have ye olde regulare
rectangulare boxe.
Pedro R. Quaresma
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All
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 07/27/2001 2:49:39 AM Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Tom, I think Jason's was handsigned too...
But you probably know better, and as I've been stating so many wrong facts
lately... :)
Jason put his together from
Pedro Quaresma wrote:
That box description reminded me of another two games with unusual box
shapes: Prince of Persia 2 (I think it was 2), the box was shaped like an
hourglass.
You're right; scans of that are also on MobyGames.
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About Jim's original question, I agree. I would keep it safe, or frame it.
In the very least, if I were to apply it to a floppy, it would have to be
one exactly like the original.
About the second question, I guess it's once again a Data Preservers vs
Collectors thing. I'm with Chris, but I
In a message dated 07/27/2001 1:14:32 AM Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Slash releases of MC come with a
color map.
Hmm thanks for the info, at least MC1 Slash has a map. My MC2,3s did not so I
assumed 1 did not either, anyone have Slash MC2,3 with map?
Tom
C.E. Forman wrote:
Here's a moral/ethical question I'd like to pose to the group: If you
have the
original label but no disk, is it valid if you copy the original disk
from
somewhere and just slap the label on? I know that you can only get the
label
from RG in this case, but since
Pedro Quaresma wrote:
I may ask a third question: what determines if you have an original game or
not? I think we all agree that I have the original game if I have the
original floppies, but the question is (are?), do I have an original if
a) I have manual, box, everything complete, etc but
Jim Leonard boldly stated:
If the disk went bad and you copied the code back, I would consider that
restoration, much like restoring a classic 300-yr-old painting.
But I'm very anal about this: It would have to be an IDENTICAL copy, bit for
bit, even with copy-protection intact -- NOT a
On Fri, 27 Jul 2001, Lee K. Seitz wrote:
[snip]
James Bond: Stealth Affair (5.25; probably $5)
I already have both package types for this one, but this tends to sell for
$25-30 on eBay -- go for it.
King's Quest (Sierra; enhanced version; 3.5; $5)
You can probably get about $10 for this on
On Fri, 27 Jul 2001, Stephen S. Lee wrote:
On Thu, 26 Jul 2001, Jim Leonard wrote:
Stephen S. Lee wrote:
[snip]
Wing Commander Premiere will generally bring it up, without any false
positives. None are currently up, but one auction for a set that was
missing lots of stuff concluded
In a message dated 07/27/2001 8:17:07 PM Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
The contents might vary from package to package, but I was told that mine
was largely untouched and left mostly as-is; in particular, I was assured
that nothing got *added* to the package. I do realize
Magic Candle I was actually very well advertised. Glossy flashy ads in
Computer Gaming World, not to mention a strong endorsement by Scorpia and
high ratings via ye olde RID, gave it a good presence.
Hmmm, I may have been hiding under a rock. I'm just poking around
vintage sites and
Lee K. Seitz wrote:
Anyway, one thing was an Apple II copy of Ulitma IV. (Only seems to
be missing the Ankh.) I tried the first disk out (the program disk)
and it doesn't work. Even worse, the disks came write protected from
the factory, so to re-write the data, I'd have to cut notches
Stephen S. Lee wrote:
On Fri, 27 Jul 2001, Stephen S. Lee wrote:
On Thu, 26 Jul 2001, Jim Leonard wrote:
Stephen S. Lee wrote:
[snip]
Wing Commander Premiere will generally bring it up, without any false
positives. None are currently up, but one auction for a set that was
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