Full Cracked Versions of Doom 3 being seen online!
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posted08/02/2004 08:41 PM (UTC)by
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Kabal20
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04/07/2003 01:13 AM (UTC)
I was just running a serch on one of the P2P programs for the Doom 3 pre-alpha/leaked exacutable of Doom 3, that I have been trying to get to try out before I get my hands on a full version of the game in a few days, and I came across a few file listed as FULL/Cracked versions of Doom 3! The file sizes look legit since the serch is also returning Unreal Tournement 2004, and both have simalarly hight file sizes. The Doom 3 files are comming in around 1.63gbz. Which i guess Doom 3 requires 4gbz of hard drive scace to be installed. I'm trying to download it to see if it is lagitamate, but nothings going. Has anyone else tryed this yet? I ran the same exact serch on the P2P program just yesterday and those results didn't show up then.
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NeedlesKane
08/02/2004 08:31 PM (UTC)
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It makes the game less valuable if you don't pay for it...eheh. Plus you won't get the awesome package and booklets.


Kabal dude, you should see those two pics I posted in the "Doom 3 already out" thread. Hope you like em
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Sub-ZeroMasta
08/02/2004 08:41 PM (UTC)
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Doom 3 pirated en masse prerelease

Thousands of illegal copies of the game are downloaded the weekend before the PC shooter finally hits stores.

Just days before the game was set to hit US stores, pirated versions of Doom 3 began to appear on peer-to-peer networks and newsgroups. While such occurrences are nothing new--illegal copies of games often appear before their release--the scale of the Doom 3 piracy is far wider than normal.

The BBC is reporting that thousands of copies of Doom 3 were downloaded over the weekend. At one point, the network's technology correspondent Alfred Hermida counted 50,000 peer-to-peer users downloading the 1.5 GB game--$2,749,500 worth of software at Doom 3's $54.99 sticker price. Other reports put the figure between 30,000 and 20,000--$1,649,700 and $1,099,800 of software, respectively.

Whichever figures are accurate, it is clear the piracy of Doom 3 is costing developer id Software and publisher Activision millions of dollars. However, it was unclear what steps the publisher was taking to stop the piracy, given that it had not commented as of press time.

Those who wish to obtain Doom 3 by legitimate means can purchase the game starting tomorrow, or, in some cases, tonight at retailers holding midnight release parties. Gamers who download the game illegally could face a maximum penalty of $100,000 per infringement for copyright violations.


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