Star Wars 3: Return of the AOL 9.0 install CD |
Seemed odd seeing AOL pack in a Star Wars 3 game on an AOL disc, but being it was timely I decided to crack the seal and use this one for something other than a coaster (and check out the game, not install AOL 9.0).
Well, after inspecting the disc, first of all it’s a “Trivia Game” not a video game. That’s as lame as my picture below taken with a camera without flash and a little jittery hand.
Back to being a coaster!
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I thought all AOL CDs were Frisbees - the aim of the game how many can you get into the bin from across the room. That said I know of one church that collects them! They make a good candle holder for the midnight candle-light service at Christmas.
I can’t grumble, once a month AOL send me a nice free DVD case with a free coaster/Frisbee and a bit of scrap paper with (AOL) adverts on it for me to use to take notes when on the phone.
Very considerate, I’d say.
Comment by Matt — May 26, 2005 @ 4:36 pm PST
Thanks for that! I wondered the same thing, but Google found your page and spared me even having to put the CD in the drive
Comment by Blitzen — May 30, 2005 @ 10:13 pm PST