Saduj
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How could they just be figuring this out now? Back in the 80's, C-64 enthusiasts only paid for a small fraction of the games they owned. Trading cracked games was a big part of the fun of having a C-64. My family moved when I was around 12 years old. My father had been trading games with his computer club buddies for years before that and I would then trade those games with the older kids in my neighborhood. When I got to the new town, I had a lot of games the local kids didn't have and vice versa. Before long, I had the biggest collection of C-64 games that I knew of. Hundreds and hundreds of games and only a few dozen were store bought. Paying for C-64 games was always the exception.