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[RAPPS-DB] Added Death Rally #296
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Just to understand: why can't we apply stasm url workaround? Is it because we didn't create the archive URL? |
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Some questions, but lgtm otherwise.
Description = A vehicular combat racing video game. | ||
Category = 4 | ||
Publisher = Remedy Entertainment | ||
URLSite = https://web.archive.org/web/2009if_/http://www.death-rally.com/ |
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That's the most up to date working archived URL? ( Nothing working past year 2009?)
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That's the most up to date working archived URL? ( Nothing working past year 2009?)
Around 2011 you get the site for the iOS version of the game (this version is not a port, it is pretty much a new game).
Correct, if we change the URL, archive.org cannot find the file since it was never saved with the changed URL. |
This is the SDL port that was released as freeware in 2009 and is still free on Steam. The original DOS version with multiplayer (modem/IPX) is still owned by Apogee (AFAIK).
Note: This uses the new SaveAs attribute because it is impossible to execute otherwise (and we can't apply the workaround to the URL).