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Article #300Re: Visted id Software in Dallas and got registered version of D
From: dse... Daniel Segard
Date: Wed, 05 Jan 1994 19:19
Date: Wed, 05 Jan 1994 19:19
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Frankly, the $12 fee doesn't seem all that excessive when you
consider the .99 release of DOOM was divided into 3 "disks". In fact that
means that they were charging the standard $4 per disk fee. Silly to pay
that much of course, but some people are willing to do so.
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