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On Wed, 2003-02-26 at 16:07, Horst von Brand wrote:
> Some people say that most new computing stuff is first introduced for
> gaming. That does make sense to me, as in a game you'll be more tolerant of
> rough edges; plus games do have a much wider appeal than office suites or
> databases, and are a much more competitive market to boot. ;-)

If you've ever seen Master Thief run on a 16Mhz palmpilot you might want to
ask the game folks some *hard* questions too 8)

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