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Re: Will Trade GS Cracks!
- Subject: Re: Will Trade GS Cracks!
- From: Toby Reiter <str4552@OBERLIN.EDU>
- Date: 1996/10/09
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
- Organization: Oberlin College
- References: <jgibb-2409962220080001@news>
On Tue, 24 Sep 1996, Jason A. Gibb wrote:
> I'm in the process of archiving my GS software, but I still have a few
> copy-protected games. Is there anyone who has the procedures for
> removing the protection from these:
>
> Task Force
> Alien Mind
> Tomahawk
> Dream Zone
> Hardball!
> Tower of Myraglen
> Great Western Shootout
> Immortal
>
> I'm hoping for System 6-compatible, HD installable cracks if possible, but
> I would settle for a simple disk copy procedure.
>
> (For the record, these are all original, 100% legal copies that I want to
> backup for archival purposes only. I consider piracy detestable, but I also
> consider copy protection an unnecessary inconvenience.)
Ditto.
Except in my case it is Arkanoid II. There's actually an interesting
story there:
I originally had an illegal copy of Arkanoid II on my hard drive.
However, some kind friends gave a stack of old games off their GS to me,
one of them happening to be Arkanoid II. In a flash or moral integrity,
I erased Arkanoid II, along with all of my other illegal games stored on
the drive. However, re-installing Arkanoid II to the drive became a
problem. I found something called Arkanoid.Cheat at ground which offered
a de-protect patch to allow for hard drive installation, but it didn't
work for me. Does anyone know how I could easily allow arkanoid II to be
transferable to my hard drive.
On a similar note, is there a program which can run images of floppies
off the hard drive on a GS. This would be a great way to keep all of
those FTA demos without having to sacrifice any of my floppies (with a
270 megabyte hard drive, space is just not an issue).
Thanks in advance,
Toby Reiter