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It had shoddy texture quality (especially for a PS2 game)

I've had it for years and I still consider it among one of my favorite to play, but it has many, many technical and artistic faults that make it so much less than it was destined to be, for instance: Why do you think Bounty Hunter's bad? I've got it, I think it's fantastic (on PS2). I have no problem with someone selling a actual prototype so it CAN be leaked and preserved but trying to make a profit off a copy of a leaked prototype is low. The only real prototype would be the one on the disc and copying the prototype to another disc would technically make it a fake prototype. Say someone dumped a prototype of Star Wars:KotOR for Xbox and say it gets leaked. Note: By fake copies of a prototype I will give an example.

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No I won't tell anyone how to find those, although I will note the leaked BETA for ME3 was sort of annoying to find and Bioware did a pretty good job of removing it from the internet but seeing as how I am such a BETA enthusiast I eventually found it anyway, oh and I also went through all the text data. That doesn't list all of my prototypes though however with the exception of the unreleased games I have the legal retail versions of the final versions of the games that the prototypes are earlier versions of. I also have a E3 prototype of Spirit Tracks on the actual cartridge! Star Fox 2 Alpha and near final versions (a unreleased game)ДЄ prototype of Glover and Glover 2 which Glover 2 is a unreleased gameДЄnd even a prototype of the original Legend of Zelda Several prototypes of Sonic the Hedgehog 2 which the internet DOES have permission from SEGA to have. I mean I am guilty of having several prototypes preserved on my computer such as. I think that even if the prototypes on a person's computer are ROMs as long as they are not making a profit off of it it's perfectly fine. Right I would never advocate selling fake copies of a prototype.

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As long as the game's been released, certainly - EA has a whole load of free downloads of Spore prototype software. I think they should, but not before the actual release - people may make and sell their own copies from that prototype, which would be cheating the publishers and developers of the actual game. I just thought we could have a great debate about prototype preservation and that I could get some insight from some people on the other side and we could all learn something from it. Now to the Deadly Stream community I shall not link to any prototypes here for that would probably get me in trouble. Prototypes not only allow us to see the what a game was like in a earlier state and allow us to experience removed features but there are some prototypes that are of entirely unreleased games such as 'Star Fox 2' for example. The policy of SEGA regarding the prototypes is that it is okay for the online community to have their prototypes as long as they are not leaked before the retail game is available, in fact did you know Yuji Naka wanted to put a prototype of Sonic the Hedgehog in 'Sonic Mega Collection' but that SEGA had lost that long ago so it went unpreserved? Now my philosophy regarding prototypes is not too far off from how SEGA operates with the exception of I believe if they are very early that they should be able to be leaked before the retail game being that the retail would be significantly different anyway (usually) but if they are near final the internet should have to wait until retail before the prototype would get leaked. One video game company in particular is very friendly to their community allowing them to be able to play and keep and preserve their prototypes in digital form, that company being SEGA. Shortly after the internet was created it started to become commonplace for certain people in video game companies to leak the prototypes of their games to communities online. I know most people here love beta and cut content but, what does everyone here think about video game prototypes? I personally love them and I find them interesting.

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