no, but it's kind of ridiculous when they originally offered a better valued package containing MANY more games for not much more than they're now trying to sell a single one for, which is my point...

...sort of like how ebooks have suddenly inflated in "value" in recent years, or like how disney stuffs their movies into a vault for a century("slight" exaggeration) just to up their "value"(or "demand" IOW), unfortunately the Infocom games just aren't good enough that they can do this given that at least in this particular case the game which they're based off of is available for free and has just about the same content. IF this were the graphical Zork games, I'd say OK this might be an OK price, but for the lousy interactive fiction versions... meh...