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Eurogamer.netEurogamer Q&A: Guilty gaming pleasuresEurogamer.netI was about eight years old when I was given my first PC by my parents. It was something of a lumbering beast, and we weren't a very well-off family, so I mostly dined out on shareware compilation CDs and the bundled software which came with the computer.

Critical HitRumour – Leisure Suit Larry might rise againCritical HitLeisure Suit Larry…wow, where do we even begin. Maybe you were able to play a Shareware version back in the day™ on an old PC that still ran on MS-DOS. A game that had a crafty age-gating system that required you to answer some questions that […]

Great moments in PC gaming: Firing the BFG for the first timePC GamerBefore YouTube. Before most of us had the internet, in fact. When Doom was debuting on magazine cover-disks and blowing everyone away with its realism and incredible originality. Yes, it was a long time ago. Ah, but look closer at the shareware edition.

PC Invasion (blog)The classic PC gaming ads that made us buy games – Part 1PC Invasion (blog)Back in the good old days, shareware and demos were the only way to get hands-on with pre-release games. Getting hold of shareware involved popping down to your local PC store or logging into a BBS with your pink […]

Spiderweb Software's Jeff Vogel Talks About What it was Like to Sell Indie Games in the Shareware AgeUSgamerBut shareware games' distribution in a time without internet didn't boil down to forums, but instead, pure word of mouth and other more arbitrary methods paved its success. Examples Vogel notes were primitive services like AOL, CompuServe, Prodigy, […]

Mossmouth's UFO 50 Takes Players Back to the Shareware EraUSgamerJust as how friends used to share game collections with each other—of the pirated shareware variety at least—Yu and co-developers Jon Perry (Time Baron), Eirik Suhrke (Spelunky), Paul Hugans (Spunk and Moxie), and Ojiro Fumoto (Downwell) share not ...