Anone got King Kong No-cd to work ?

[Lafleche]

Hi,

I got it to work by inserting the patched CD (a Philips 52x) in my DVD-ROM player. It doesn't work in my DVD Writer and I think the creator of this patch also says that in his nfo file (not included in the gamecopyworld archive)
Warning 4 says enough...

WARNING 1: Do only burn to the media you selected in the tool else it will surely fail.
WARNING 2: If you get verification failed during load and it asks for the serial your copy failed.
WARNING 3: Allthough this will improve the availablity ofsfclonecds we can not guarantee it will work for every disk you burn SF stays wierd and even the same media will fail sometimes with a different batch
WARNING 4: You still need a DVDROM OR CDROM to run the image or offcourse a plextor with plextools pro

[zellar]

My back up will only play in a DvdRom/Cd Reader. So I use the original..No biggy!

[SamFisher]

i want to ask something
gcw supports gamefix but in the site there are many key-generators, online play methods etc.... isnt it illegal?
(please dont ban me i just asked a question; and i dont use pirated games-apps.)

[dazzashazza]

well now, what a response I provoked there !

@ Joe and Grumpy et al :

I think you read between the lines on my last post. I thought the idea of this site was to help folks make working "backups" of games they own so as they can keep the originals safe in their cases saving the discs from being scratched and unusable/ resellable once finished with. If you believe I was accusing forum members of using warez then you are very much mistaken and I apologise for any intimation given.

[Joe Forster/STA]

Me, too, sorry then!!! I suggest that, next time, you should be more explicit about what you mean so that there won't be any such unfortunate misunderstanding...

[usman]

A BACKUP COPY OF KING KONG WON'T WORK WITHOUT UNPLUGING THE OPTICAL DRIVES.

It all sounds very BAD The Copy Protection Programmers WON Atlast STARFORCE 3

[Lafleche]

A CD backup patched with the utility found on GCW, burned to a CD, played on a CDROM or DVDROM (not a writer!!!!) also works.