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Just
to follow up, pretty soon you'll be going to the store to buy a carrot and it
will come with a "free Myst game" attached. : )
Stuart
As
far as I know you are correct, it was Myst, was beaten out by the Sims.
However, don't count Myst out yet as they haven't stopped selling it. :
)
Stuart
Thought it
used to be Myst, has the Sims surpassed it? Maybe this was just best selling
CD game? I'd be interested in know best selling CD and/or disk based
game.
Thanks,
Tom
Visit my web page for many games for
sale/trade and screen shots of Ultima Escape from Mt. Drash, Tom's Ultima,
Infocom and RPG page
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