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They still sell them in stores. I used to have seen so many crappy bundled games crammed into discs. A lot of them will just be carbon copies of one another.
It is like those listings online, of people selling 300 in 1 games for consoles and they're all NES or SNES that make you think you've got a deal. It just makes you feel dirty.
Fascinating. As much shit as I talk, I did discover a lot of good games via those discs. The Blades of Exile franchise, for example, really stands out as a series of underrated early windows RPGs.