TheGamer Writes "If you were a PlayStation early adopter, chances are your console came bundled with a copy of Demo One. This unassuming CD-ROM didn't look like much from the outside—especially the PAL version. It was blank, black, and covered in copyright text. But then you slipped that thing into your freshly unboxed PS1, clunked the plastic lid shut, and as the disc whirred softly in the tray the future was beamed from your crappy little portable CRT directly into your brain. I'm exaggerating, of course. It was just a bunch of demos."
The Arctis Nova family of headsets expands today with the introduction of the SteelSeries Arctis Nova 5 series and Nova 5 Companion App.
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The Nintendo 64 era was a fantastic time for platformer games, featuring timeless classics and obscure hidden gems.
Loved demo discs. And there were so many from different publications. they were the perfect little bite size sample of some of the best the PS1 (and PS2) had to offer.
Oh man, buying videogame magazines that had demo disks bundled in them.... so good
I used to have a slew of those,I threw most out years ago. I may have a couple somewhere in my junk draw.
I miss those days I still have the demo disc for FF8 I also miss when Dreamcast was offering demo discs.
Man those old demo disks introduced me to Tombi, Oddworld, Ninja: Shadow of Darkness, G-Darius (which took me 15 years to eventually re-discover its name) and best of all, Psychon. Games are definitely improved now but not everything is better.
Net Yaroze... I wonder what happened to it.