Original copy?
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Original copy?
Now, when you play cd-i games, what do you use (mostly)?
Last edited by Bas on Mon May 08, 2006 3:41 pm, edited 2 times in total.
Tough question!
I tend to use a combination. Since nobody can use originals with CD-i Emulator that second option is kind of Null and Void by the way.
Given the choice at the moment I play with my Portable 370 the most, so it's "Original CD-i games and a physical CD-i player". Enjoy CD-i Emulator for different reasons, because I can capture excellent screenshots from the games that are compatible. Plus it's sure to add more features in the future, right CD-i Fan. Like "Step Frame" for us animators
I tend to use a combination. Since nobody can use originals with CD-i Emulator that second option is kind of Null and Void by the way.
Given the choice at the moment I play with my Portable 370 the most, so it's "Original CD-i games and a physical CD-i player". Enjoy CD-i Emulator for different reasons, because I can capture excellent screenshots from the games that are compatible. Plus it's sure to add more features in the future, right CD-i Fan. Like "Step Frame" for us animators
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OK, maybe that wasn't clear enough. I hope it is now, ofcourse I mean copies from the original cd-i discs or just downloads. I'm interested in how many of you only use downloads and who are still after the originals.
Originals All The Way!
I never could be bothered with downloading the games. Most of the time, my searches come up completely empty anyway, so I just spend the money on the original copies.
Plus, I'm a videogame collector by defualt, so anything to make my physical collection larger is a plus.
Plus, I'm a videogame collector by defualt, so anything to make my physical collection larger is a plus.
CD-i games are still fairly cheap so in my view it's easier just to buy them!
If any of you haven't already then BUY THE APPRENTICE, still discovering new secrets about this game with every passing day.
If any of you haven't already then BUY THE APPRENTICE, still discovering new secrets about this game with every passing day.
Sol Cutter: "I don't think you've acquired the marketed range!"