Surprised they managed to get the authorization to do this.
The rumors were true
Apr 26, 2014
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I'm not at all sure why they did this. According to another news article, the game sold 2 million copies before people realized what they were buying, so it shouldn't have been too hard to find a copy somewhere without tearing up a landfill.
The 2 million sold probably suffered worse than being crushed.
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Perhaps its like General Franco in Spain. Some people visit his grave because they admire him. Others just want to make sure he's still dead.
Paul Hovnanian
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