Game giveaways
 

Publisher: ICOM
Volume: 1
Content: The Case of the Mummy's Curse - The Case of the Mystified Murderess - The Case of the Tin Soldies
Year: 1991.
Genre: Adventure
Platform: PC

Condition: Used

Item location: Zagreb, Croatia
Shipping to: Worldwide

Get it for free!

http://www.freeebay.net/forum/viewto...8&t=1661#p2763

The Settlers II - Get it for free!
 

Publisher: Blue Byte Software GmbH
Year: 1996.
Genre: Strategy - Simulation
Platform: DOS

Condition: Used

Item location: Zagreb, Croatia
Shipping to: Worldwide

Get it for free!

http://www.freeebay.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=88&t=1663

Alien Legacy - Get it for free!
 

Producer: Ybarra Productions
Publisher: Sierra On-Line Inc.
Year: 1994.
Genre: Strategy
Platform: DOS - Windows XP

Condition: Used

Item location: Zagreb, Croatia
Shipping to: Worldwide

Get it for free!

http://www.freeebay.net/forum/viewto...4&p=2766#p2766

Oh wow, I owned this back in the day. Reccomend people taking a look at this if they're into experiencing the clunky growth and progression of FMV games :D

Give-away and advertising
 

I got a warning!
Seems that willing to give something away, can be interpreted as advertising.
I'm looking at all those banners and ads all around, and that makes me laugh.

I have one warning too:
"Perhaps most troubling is the fact that despite oft repeated claims about cloud computing being a way for humanity to build a shared, open, transparent, and democratic space, new cyberspaces are frequently subject to many of the same forms of control and power relations that characterize the offline-world. It seems particularly problematic that large profits are being made from freely contributed labor. The dream of a digital commons, democratically constructed by people from around the world, may yet be realized. However, until then, it will remain important to ensure that the many new megaengineering projects in cyberspace represent more than just new forms of exploitation." - Mark Graham

:huh:
Oh my ....
Ah well, keep in mind that AB is now a commercial site, making money (or trying to) with software they don't own.
You on the other hand give away stuff you own .....

Romano, I think the giving away of these games is wonderful, and hopefully in the future there will be someway to make it happen better here on AB.

If I didn't move location so much, I would definitely be taking you up on at least one of these offers, but I try to keep my possessions down for traveling ease :)

I think the same. Gifting your games is a noble action Romano :)

Sounds like a scam to me.

No, Romano is a long-time member of the site. Feel free to pm him for further details if you are concerned, but this is just what it says on the tin, somebody giving away some games.

Of course, if you (understandably) feel unsafe giving your address to someone from the internet then you're completely within your rights to not take him up on the offer :)

EDIT: To be clear, Abandonia is not affiliated with his site, and as always, caveat emptor.