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htimreimer:
i looking for any tips on buying shareware games
foxhack:
Why buy when you can... download?

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htimreimer:

--- Quote from: foxhack on April 07, 2012, 09:11:49 pm ---Why buy when you can... download?

http://archive.org/details/cdbbsarchive

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because some of the games that you can download are not the full game
jobocan:
Shareware was rarely full games, at least in my experience. I remember actually going out in stores to buy shareware when I was a kid. Basically you were paying for a demo (and the price was actually really low), and it gave you a phone number you could call to buy the full version.
Though I haven't really paid attention to the shareware market since I was, like, 6 years old, so maybe it changed along the way.
htimreimer:

--- Quote from: jobocan on April 08, 2012, 12:52:27 pm ---Shareware was rarely full games, at least in my experience. I remember actually going out in stores to buy shareware when I was a kid. Basically you were paying for a demo (and the price was actually really low), and it gave you a phone number you could call to buy the full version.
Though I haven't really paid attention to the shareware market since I was, like, 6 years old, so maybe it changed along the way.

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what most shareware games do is give you the first few levels and if you want the rest of the game you have to call a phone number and pay and then they will mail you floppy disk or cd that has the full version so what i'm saying got any tips on finding the full version copies of shareware games
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