Posted November 23, 2014
So I capitulated and bought The Longest Journey, it was out of my hands really.
I went looking for my old retail copy, and found, that one of the discs was all muddy and spotty (I also found my old copy of Sacred. Wohoo, I didn't even remember I had that!), like the plastic had been scratched and/or tarnished.
It was only one disc though, the other 3 were still pristine.
Still, not taking any chances. Even though I know CDs are far more scratch resistant than we give them credit for. My Manowar CD that I keep in my car has been thrown, thumbed, grabbed, stickied and short of dipping it in motor oil, been through all manners of gross handling, yet it still plays perfectly.
Although that could be due to the sheer METAL AWESOMENESS of its contents.
I went looking for my old retail copy, and found, that one of the discs was all muddy and spotty (I also found my old copy of Sacred. Wohoo, I didn't even remember I had that!), like the plastic had been scratched and/or tarnished.
It was only one disc though, the other 3 were still pristine.
Still, not taking any chances. Even though I know CDs are far more scratch resistant than we give them credit for. My Manowar CD that I keep in my car has been thrown, thumbed, grabbed, stickied and short of dipping it in motor oil, been through all manners of gross handling, yet it still plays perfectly.
Although that could be due to the sheer METAL AWESOMENESS of its contents.
Post edited November 23, 2014 by j0ekerr