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20-05-2003, 15:27
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I Heard that Enter the Matrix may be copy protected?
Someone told me that it will let you play the 1st level then crap on you.
Any word on this? DVD9 is bad enough. We do not need copy protection too. 
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20-05-2003, 15:30
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I have heard people having no problem with RecordNow Max.
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20-05-2003, 15:54
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i doubt it. lol
ive got my copy now
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21-05-2003, 10:57
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Not copy protected...
I've backed-up Enter The Matrix with no problems (aside from regretting that I actually got Enter The Matrix, read: this game sucks).
PS2 owners of the game, by far, got the short end of the stick as it seems any use of a the "hacking" (in game cheats) causes the game to crash in the early levels. Rent it. The game only plays for about 2 hours, and regrettably, entertains for less than that.
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