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Does any one find it annoying when classic games get deleted?
I point specifically to the original System Shock, a classic game now with an even better sequel.
But because it came out in 1994, EA have disgarded it which is a real shame, now a hole load of people are gonna play Shock2 with no idea what went on the original (and how bad the graphics were, espically on the floppy version)
If developers are going to throw old, decent games on the fire, shouldn't they at least make them freely available on the net, its not like they're gonna lose money from it...
I point specifically to the original System Shock, a classic game now with an even better sequel.
But because it came out in 1994, EA have disgarded it which is a real shame, now a hole load of people are gonna play Shock2 with no idea what went on the original (and how bad the graphics were, espically on the floppy version)
If developers are going to throw old, decent games on the fire, shouldn't they at least make them freely available on the net, its not like they're gonna lose money from it...
All the old classics are available on the net... if you know where to look.
www.theunderdogs.org
It's a busy site mind. :)
www.theunderdogs.org
It's a busy site mind. :)
Does any one find it annoying when classic games get deleted?
I point specifically to the original System Shock, a classic game now with an even better sequel.
But because it came out in 1994, EA have disgarded it which is a real shame, now a hole load of people are gonna play Shock2 with no idea what went on the original (and how bad the graphics were, espically on the floppy version)
If developers are going to throw old, decent games on the fire, shouldn't they at least make them freely available on the net, its not like they're gonna lose money from it...
I point specifically to the original System Shock, a classic game now with an even better sequel.
But because it came out in 1994, EA have disgarded it which is a real shame, now a hole load of people are gonna play Shock2 with no idea what went on the original (and how bad the graphics were, espically on the floppy version)
If developers are going to throw old, decent games on the fire, shouldn't they at least make them freely available on the net, its not like they're gonna lose money from it...