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DoctorN wrote:i did not understand any of that at all. it doesn't matter if people who already get mad at what i said. Im just saying $60 is way too overrated for a dreamcast game nowadays. Plus, the developer themselves should have the first right to sell them, which they did not. So if you are pressing them and selling them, it is illegal (if the copyright still exists and all that stuff). That is why a torrent or .cdi is the best way.

Besides a few mistakes here and there I dont see whats not understandable about my reply?

Also I dont think anyones mad at your opinion,hell Iam one of the people who donated for the release (day1 I might add) and I agree with you.When I donated it wasnt towards getting the game pressed but released online,but soon after they came up with the idea of getting it pressed which I dont agree with.

All I said in my last reply while I dont agree with the others about getting it pressed and way b4 "freeloaders" I can understand it/respect it.After all they/we donated 700 bucks to get released other wise it might be lost forever and they simply want a perk.

I didn't donate and I agree with the 2 week wait option for us freeloaders.

The pressed copies were just a way of saying "Thank you" to the people that helped make this happen.

Lets not forget, after all, this would NEVER be in our hands if it weren't for the true Dreamcast fans who coughed up the cash to make this happen.

I just hope the situation can resolved and that everybody's happy with the outcome. I'm absolutely certain it can be fixed if the right people work on it whilst getting help and support off of the Dreamcast community.

I asked Assembler if Tux or Cpt. DC could work on it. I also sent them both messages. We will see how it turns out, but he is setting up a PC to let familyguy remotely have access to the files to take a crack at it.