[Sinclair]

Honestly. First off. >> I'mma gunna say. I got extremely excited when I found this. <_< So don't mind my hyperactiveness.













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I found my Dino Crisis that I had back since 1999. >> There's alot of marks in the black of the disc, however, it actually still runs for a good percentage. Excluding the fact that it likes to skip and hold it like that for minutes on end.






You don't realize how long I've been looking for this.




Acouple of years ago, I thought I lost my goddamn Dino Crisis 1 and 2. However, I recently, acouple of months ago, I found my Dino Crisis 2. Tried to play it. It was too badly damaged. So, my fiance has it.


Well, yesterday, I found my Dino Crisis 1. It turns out, my old man had it for the longest time. I almost screamed when I found it.

Talk about excited schoolgirl.


And nearly creamed my pants when I saw that it still ran, but only skipped and froze for awhile.

Well, right now. I'm playing it, happily. Like a little schoolgirl, running up the stairs everytime my sister said it has loaded, and jumping on the bed. =] Grabbing the control, and running around like a mentally challenged personage.


>> My question is, besides toothpaste and stuff you can buy a stores, is there any other way to get out marks out of a CD? o.o;;; I'm afraid to try to the toothpaste trick because I don't want to damage the CD anymore than it already is.