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Spiderweb Ordering Spiderweb Software on CD
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Spazmo
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I think I would spring for it if it came with a nifty box I could proudly display on my Game Box Shelf.
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Spazmo said:
He-he, same reasoning. I too have a Game Box Shelf that I carefully rearrange every now and then trying to display my entire collection of The Most Memorable Boxes Evar and a solid stack of CDs. Last year I bought some frames at Ikea, framed my favourite CDs and made my very own Wall of Fame. Needles to say Fallout is at the top.
Psilon
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When I ordered Geneforge a while ago, it was a CDR with a printed label.
Since then, I got the Avernum pack for Christmas--now they're pressed, but still essentially a CD in a plastic case. No box or fancy packaging, I'm afraid.
Since then, I got the Avernum pack for Christmas--now they're pressed, but still essentially a CD in a plastic case. No box or fancy packaging, I'm afraid.
Spazmo
Erudite
Aww... Well, I'll just put a notice on my Game Box Shelf that reads, "Reserved for Geneforge."
So far, I only have seven boxes on my Shelf, msotly because I've only recently started keeping my boxes. I arranged them on a high shelf so that Neverwinter Nights is right at the back and can't be seen without climbing up.
So far, I only have seven boxes on my Shelf, msotly because I've only recently started keeping my boxes. I arranged them on a high shelf so that Neverwinter Nights is right at the back and can't be seen without climbing up.
When Kreegle ordered Geneforge, it was a nicely pressed CD with the Geneforge art on the front. I regret not ordering the CD with Geneforge, frankly. I do have Avernum 1-3 on CD, and they're all on pressed CDs as well.
However, there is no game box. Vogel does provide cases for the CDs, which are some really friggin' cool "clam shell" looking deals, as opposed to jewel cases.
It costs $4 more to get the CD, so it's worth it.
However, there is no game box. Vogel does provide cases for the CDs, which are some really friggin' cool "clam shell" looking deals, as opposed to jewel cases.
It costs $4 more to get the CD, so it's worth it.
I bought a scanner a few years ago. It shipped without the drivers. I finally got the drivers for it, but it's never worked right. It's in the closet right now. 
Basically, it looks like a flat, transparent clam shell. The tail of the clam shell is where the hinge for the case is. It's round, and that's where the CD goes.
Basically, it looks like a flat, transparent clam shell. The tail of the clam shell is where the hinge for the case is. It's round, and that's where the CD goes.
Kreegle was nice enough to scan it for you.
There you go. Looks like a clam shell, doesn't it?
There you go. Looks like a clam shell, doesn't it?
Spazmo
Erudite
Nice, but not enough for the extra $4 US, which is enough to feed a family of six for a year in Canada. I'll just order the no-frills version.
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