Ultra rare floppy disk game twisted and slashed into shards by US Customs or DHL checkers — ruined Tsukihime 1999 demo was one of only 50 ever produced

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BrikoX@lemmy.zip · 3 months ago

Steve@startrek.website · 3 months ago

Silly question but didnt someone copy that floppy before mailing it? Its not like floppy disks last forever anyway…

Killer@lemmy.world · 3 months ago

It’s more about losing the physical media

Sure i could get a modern copy of lotr but it would be cooler to have a first print.