This raises another question. Which one was the first known MPOG sold in a box? I'd risk saying Shadows of Yserbius or Neverwinter Nights. Yserbius wasn't online-only, so I'm not sure it should count.

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Dan Chisarick stated:
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>One class of games that may not fit the category of 'collectable' but
>was still  fun would be BBS games.  Log in, take your handful of turns,
>come back the next day and see what happened.  I've never seen any of
>these games in a 'boxed' format, and even if they were, I have to
>wonder if they'd be worth anything.

Since those games were distributed via the medium they were for (BBS),
I'm not sure any of them ever were boxed.  I agree, however, it would
be cool to have one that was.

I don't know that it would have much monetary value.  I tried selling
a book with the RBBS disks still sealed in the back on eBay.  Nary a
bid.  I've seen people comment on missing the days of BBSs, but
there's not the nostalgia for it yet that there is for, say, classic
computer games.  (Of course, we're also talking a smaller population
of computer users back then that were into BBSs.)

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