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Nah. I remember those days. Programs that could read/write/discover more tracks than the standard amount were widely available.
by FpUser 6y ago
Nah. I remember those days. Programs that could read/write/discover more tracks than the standard amount were widely available.
- jedberg 6y agoWell, it was 30 plus years ago, but what I remember is that at first it was just the games that were doing it, and then people figured it out and made those other programs, making the copy protection useless.
- marzell 6y agoThere was a similar situation with CDs where you could overprovision data that existed past the technical limit of useable range. I think that's was utilized in NINs Year Zero ARG experiment.
- peteretep 6y agoThere were also hidden tracks before track 1 iirc. The X Files soundtrack had one