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17-02-2002, 18:09
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That's been an urban legend for as long as I've been posting here. Think about it - a CDR is read by the laser not too unlike an audio CD (as well as the first few megabytes of any GDROM). If the Dreamcast is designed to play audio CDs, and CD-R discs are virtually identical from the laser's standpoint, doesn't it stand to reason that CD-R games should do no more damage than playing a handful of audio CDs?
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