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Old 15-03-2004, 06:32
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anyone tryed alcohol with this new game Gangland and has made a working copy ?

a freind of mine had downloaded an alcohol image of gangland from the internet
he tryed mounting it as image but coundt get it to work

i told him to check the image
and then he found out that the guy who made the image didnt use starforce 3 datatypes to make it

i then told me friend well delete the file
no way u gonna have it working even with mounting and disabling ur cd drives if the image wasnt made with starforce 3 datatypes..

but it that also correct ?

the image was made in alcohol 120% newest but only missed the rpms starforce 3 datatypes


i myself is gonna buy that game next week
but wants to know this:

will i be able to make a working safety copy of that game ?

i have a plextor cdr and a px reader both are scisi drives

will the copy work if i copy in newest alcohol using starforce 3 emulation and reading at 1x ?

when ppl talk about mounting it as virtuel drive on ide ?

that means that if i burn image using those parameter mentioned abouve

would it work on a scisi cd reader ?

or only mounted as an hdd image ?

ofcourse in both way i would disable all ide cd drives

plz answer me cause theres lotsa confusion on the subject
and i just wanna have a working copy of this starforce 3 protected game Gangland
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