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Jay: 01.11.2008, 02:02 AM
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Jay: 01.11.2008, 02:02 AM
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Upgrading to 3d was a wise move. Would like you see you guys continue to grow and have success in 09
Danke, Dominik… 
Danke Euch für eure Mühen uns Leser auf dem Laufenden zu halten. Ist immer wieder spannend von der Entwicklung von Coobico zu lesen und nicht nur einen Einblick in die Grafik, sondern auch ins Gameplay zu erhalten. Weiterhin viel Erfolg und gesegnete Festtage.
Liebe Grüße
Dominik
A great concept.But aren’t there many other games existing on the similar lines.all the best with your venture
Dein Wort in unser Ohr, Angi…
Right. No reason to break out the champagne just yet. As somebody already pointed out (I forgot who), the first test’s a no-brainer since everything that runs on a computer is automatically “tied to a particular machine or apparatus.“ The second one’s a wee bit harder to beat but I think it’s porous enough so that we can rely on watching our usual hordes of legal weasels learn some new and mind-bending contortion tricks in no time. This ruling just doesn’t cut it. It’s not going far enough, and when it comes to litigations, “not far enough” equals “not there.”
^_^J.