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Metal Gear Solid for the PS1 had something similar - it referenced a radio frequency on the back of the CD case, so if you copied the game but didn't copy the l
by bentcorner 12y ago
Metal Gear Solid for the PS1 had something similar - it referenced a radio frequency on the back of the CD case, so if you copied the game but didn't copy the liner, you'd end up getting stuck.
What a joy to play that game. One of the first games (I'd played) to take on a cinematic feel all in-engine.
Regarding KQ3, I miss those little hint books you could buy for the game that came with the red reading window. Totally not necessary today, but it was a fun thing to have back then.