Jim Leonard stated:
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>Sorry -- I didn't, so I am overtly harsh on it sometimes.
Getting back to the subject (sorry, I deleted the rest of the thread
already), I spotted a shrinked copy of Sid Meier's Pirates! for the
Mac at a thrift the other day. I passed on it because simply because
I didn't t
Freddie Bingham stated:
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>I had no problem duplicating the codes on the copy machine at the drugstore
>near my house. The second release of Maniac Mansion also came with that
>type of protection.
As did the original release of SimCity, IIRC.
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Stuart Feldhamer wrote:
You made me think about the code wheel for Pool of Radiance. For some
reason, on my computer, the code that came up was "Savior" about 3/4 of the
time. So I copied the game for a friend of mine but didn't give him the code
wheel, telling him that he should try Savior, and if
Just wanted to point out a cool site I found - www.hqscansorg.org
These guys have recently aquired an archive of roughly 1000 PDFs of
documentation of vintage PC games, including Ultimas, SSI games,
Wizardry, Infocom, etc. They've got maps and install guides and some
strategy guides too, all in P
