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Re: screw Hexen2 !!!

#479
From: Coming 9th Jedi Knight
Date: Mon, 22 Sep 1997 00:00
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I agree, it bites!  I got it free off a warez, so at least I didn't pay
for it!  FYI...Hastings Music & Books won't let you return software unless
its defective.  They suck!


In article <342522BE...@monad.net>, screa...@monad.net says...
>
>Feri Haraszti wrote:
>
>> As I see I'm not the only one...  This game sucks! Install recognized
>> the AMD K6 PR2 200 as less than a Pentium 90, GL version choppy(sound
>> ok), can't adjust brightness. I certainly would like to talk with the
>> people who released it without witnesses in the room. The only thing
>> made me happy on this darn saturday is the Hercules Stingray 128/3d.
>> At
>> least that wasn't wasted money! But that game... And no money back on
>> software...
>>
>
>I am a little confused.  I have never bought a software package that I
>can't return.  The stores always take them back!   Where are you buying
>your software that you can't return it?  I have a Cyrix 686 with several
>of the same problems.  looks like I'll be upgrading to an Intel P2
>soon.  By the way, I have read articles in several places that state the
>AMD's and Cyrix's are great if you are running business apps, but stick
>with Intel for graphics processing (3d games etc.)  Wish i had know that
>earlier.
>
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From: Coming@Oct. 9th (Jedi Knight)
Subject: Re: screw Hexen2 !!!
Date: 1997/09/22
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