scott wrote:

> Yep I remember that time too, when previous games I had came on up to 10 
> floppies.  Then this CD drive came out and could store 600 meg - the 
> first few data CDs I got (the entire archive of a certain magazine's 
> cover discs, and a couple of games) only used about a quarter of the 
> CD.  Now we have games that come on multiple DVDs, surely the step to 
> blu-ray can't be that far off now.

Rise of the Robots: 12 floppies, delicious graphics, LAME gameplay.

Native Instruments Komplete V: 12 DVDs.

I think the step to BluRay has gotta be pretty far away though. You want 
a drive that reads and burns CD, DVD-SL, DVD-DL, DVD-R, DVD-RW, DVD+R, 



Looking along the shelves and seeing that it quite a wakeup call. It's a 
bit like that time I was in a jewlery shop, looking at earings at about 



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