Re: Doom on CD-ROM (***ID are you listening?***) - Thread - go-pugleaf

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2 total messages Started by Steve Maniac Bareman Tue, 18 Jan 1994 14:32

Re: Doom on CD-ROM (ID are you listening?)

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Author: Steve Maniac Bareman
Date: Tue, 18 Jan 1994 14:32

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In article <1994Jan18....@csi.uottawa.ca> j...@gaaj.uottawa.ca (Jean-Serge Gagnon) writes:
>Hey ID! How about giving $5 for a full 9 level map episode created with

Huh? $5????  do you mean   $50 ??

>a map editor you will publish and then releasing DOOM on CD-ROM with about
>100-150 episodes of 9 levels each? You could sell it for $99-$149 and I
>can pretty much bet that it would be a hot seller.
>
>So what do you think over on the net?
>

Sign me up.  My MC # is 9909 .... .... ....

I'll take 2 so that my brother and I can doom-modem in any
episode.

Re: Doom on CD-ROM (ID are you listening?)

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Author: ala... The Renaissance Man
Date: Sun, 23 Jan 1994 03:16

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Steve (Maniac) Bareman wrote:
] j...@gaaj.uottawa.ca (Jean-Serge Gagnon) writes:
] >Hey ID! How about giving $5 for a full 9 level map episode created with
] 
] Huh? $5????  do you mean   $50 ??

Yeah, that'd be a little more realistic.  Not like they wouldn't be able
to make it back a hundred times over.

] >a map editor you will publish and then releasing DOOM on CD-ROM with about
] >100-150 episodes of 9 levels each? You could sell it for $99-$149 and I
] >can pretty much bet that it would be a hot seller.
] 
] I'll take 2 so that my brother and I can doom-modem in any
] episode.

Hey, sounds like a hot idea to me.  That'd make it worth buying a CD-ROM
drive...   I haven't quite made up my mind to take the plunge yet.  Maybe
after the triple-speed NEC drops another $50-$100.


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