jj2 :the secret files
 

Can any1 pleeez tell me where 2 get the full version of the secret files :(

Please do not reference ways to get TSF illegally. -Bobby

I remember a link to a copy you could buy, but Violet deleted that from his sig.

...and, you better don't ask to get it for free here.

i dont mind paying but i dont know where 2 buy it from

Try one of these:
Listing 1
Listing 2
Listing 3
I'm not familiar enough with the language to be sure that these are all valid, but you should probably be able to get TSF somehow.

thanx

Derby: URL removal. Do not post links to website that allow people to illegally acquire content. This has resulted in a full warning. Three are normally needed for a temporary ban.

Yes, it is.

Derby: Content removal. The content alluded to previously removed content and was thus removed.

Does Haze Site still have it. I remeber that site use to sell it

It's NOT illegal. JJ2 - The Secret Files has been discontinued.

It's still being sold so no.

Ok, a little clarification here: Technically, every piece of software is *illegal* to distribute other than by the manufacturer, unless the manufacturer has given permission for copying and distribution. Sounds hard no? Then let me give some examples of when it's perfectly legal:

- Demos and shareware versions are perfectly legal to copy, not because they're "stripped down" versions of the full game, but because these versions use the "Try Before You Buy" principle. Consider them free samples you see in the supermarket every once in a while :p
- Freeware games. Only the manufacturer can declare a game freeware, nobody else. One Must Fall 2097 has been declared freeware (almost 5 years ago, yet it's still being sold on Epic Classics, how odd), but not any of the full Jazz Jackrabbit games. Just because a game is "discontinued" doesn't mean it's freeware, it has to be declared freeware by Epic Games first. And we know that will never happen ;)

That's the basic rundown. By the way, why is this in the "Future of Jazz" forum? Shouldn't it have been moved by now, especially after a visit from Derby?

- JelZe GoldRabbit =:3

1 full warning? Kinda harsh for a new member don't you think? Especially since we don't have forum rules yet.

Oops.
 

Sorry about that. The site I got it from told me it was legal. Hmmm...

Actually, distributing old DOS games like that *snaps fingers* doesn't have that many consequences for the companies, other than annihilating a possible re-release of the games (yeah, like that will ever happen for the PC platform :lol: ) Still, by law it's not allowed unless the producers have declared it freeware, no matter what others say...

- JelZe GoldRabbit =:3

HH98 and CC99 keep being rereleased every now and then.

Hmm, looks like (it) is in trouble.

If distributing Jazz:TSF for free is still illegal, then someone needs to drop them a line.
(I won't post a link)

Derby: Content clearance. Avoid referring to sites that permit the acquisition of grey-area content.

THEY ARE?! HOLY CRAPS *runs off and opens GetRight*

Derby: Previous quotation edit.

I think (it) knows perfectly that they're doing grey-area illegal stuff (please no debate about whether it's grey-area now).

Derby: Content replacement. Avoid referring to sites that permit the acquisition of grey-area content.

Wrong, they know what their doing. Besides, you can't download every old skool game for free, some are being denied because of the copyright companies, others you have to buy. And besides the fan games are totally legal.

Derby: Previous quotation clearance.

Personally, i think TSF is ilegal to get free, Christmas Chronicles is shareware...

Jeez, thats boring!! Still the same old questions? I admire Oldbie Jelze's tries to make it clear for the 1000th time, though :-)

Way to go Aiko for bumping this topic :lol: O, and welcome back :)

- JelZe GoldRabbit =:3