[Boron]

Originally posted by Gandalf Parker:
I rarely play a game I dont demo first. Most demos dont leave off anything important to knowing if the game is any good. Or to use Norfleets example: what do I care if the car they let me drive isnt the same color and doesnt have the CD changer that I plan to get in mine? Thats not what I need to make my decision. (I definately wouldnt do business with the shady guy on the streetcorner over such a minor point.)

sometimes a demo though can be as a preview to a film . they just show you the best parts and when you buy the game you recognize that it is not much more than the demo .
there are often made special demo levels etc.
so you think you may play 1 level in the demo and the full Version has 50 levels .
then you recognize that the demo level was made with more love than the 50 of the full Version .

fortunately dom 2 works the other way round
you just get enough impression to get addicted to buy the game