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Are these considered prototypes?

elhector — 2014-09-17T04:04:35 -05.00

"Packard Bell" Damn! Its been ages since I have heard that name, but you know it was the one large manufactures from the early to mid 90's I could never remember their name. I'm being serious, I have had several conversations over the years that brought this company to mind but was never quite able to get it off the tip of my tongue.

Are these considered prototypes?

elhector — 2014-09-13T12:12:46 -05.00

yeah the ydkj is def not a prototype. i think it was a give away/pack-in when you bought your new packard bell or compaq back in 95. i have one or two laying around.

Are these considered prototypes?

elhector — 2014-09-13T10:47:17 -05.00

Assuming those Discs have been pressed, cased, have Professionally printed books they are long past prototype. I would label them as Promo's

Are these considered prototypes?

elhector — 2014-09-13T02:20:45 -05.00

I have a question about these 2 items I have. I was wondering if these are considered prototype, and if not what are they?

I have a copy the original You Don't Know Jack game that is labeled "Sneak Preview Edition". It's in pretty nice shape. I can't get it to run on my Windows 7 PC though because it's from 1995.:

The other item I have is a disc for the game Anarchy Online, which I'm not really familiar with. The disc is labeled "Beta III". When I install and launch the game a NDA (non-disclosure agreement) comes up that you have to click OK on. After that I can't get much further because it can't find the game's servers.