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Jamie
03-10-2002, 06:39 AM
What’s the big deal with the huge box for a PC game? I don’t know why, but that always bothers me. o.O It’s a waste of paper and stuff.
MogKnight
03-10-2002, 07:21 AM
It’s must be some sorta tradition or something… could mean that it’s really to figure out what is a PC and a Console game.
The only PC stuff that are only in Jewel cases are Discount and useless stuff =P
Tekno
03-10-2002, 08:42 AM
Some games for the Pc have those small boxes, but Like MogK said, usually bugdet or games which were already released a decade ago.
It’s short or less the way I guess, and a waste of paper as well =/
Maybe the change it in the future, you never know o_o
It’s short or less the way I guess, and a waste of paper as well =/
Maybe the change it in the future, you never know o_o
