VGEsoterica
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Back in early summer LRG shipped D's Diner Directors Cut Special Edition out...and they burned all five games onto CD-R and expected nobody would notice. They then tried to cover their tracks and stated they used CD-R's for "better compatibility" as no replication house could press 3DO discs correctly so that could be read.
Which was absolutely untrue as the only difference between 3DO discs and any other CD is sector size, and that is irrelevant to replication houses. It's just a disc as far as they are concerned and I've had a good dozen mastering projects done on CD / DVD / Blu-Ray and trust me...not an issue.
Until the ex co-founder came out in an interview and stated other higher ups at LRG wanted to sell CD-R's because "it was cheaper and they wouldn't play or notice it"
well it did get noticed and WTF what a cheap, low down dirty way to save a buck. Like Frank Shirley cancelling X-Mas bonuses in Christmas vacation
Just another example of a company using "gamers" as a means to extract profit in return for junk. They saved a few dollars and now look at all the bad press they bought themselves
Which was absolutely untrue as the only difference between 3DO discs and any other CD is sector size, and that is irrelevant to replication houses. It's just a disc as far as they are concerned and I've had a good dozen mastering projects done on CD / DVD / Blu-Ray and trust me...not an issue.
Until the ex co-founder came out in an interview and stated other higher ups at LRG wanted to sell CD-R's because "it was cheaper and they wouldn't play or notice it"
well it did get noticed and WTF what a cheap, low down dirty way to save a buck. Like Frank Shirley cancelling X-Mas bonuses in Christmas vacation
Just another example of a company using "gamers" as a means to extract profit in return for junk. They saved a few dollars and now look at all the bad press they bought themselves