I remember when virtually every single game allowed you to play a ‘Demo’ for free, so you could find out exactly what the gameplay is like in any game before playing it. They often came in my cereal boxes as a kid, or free to pick up at the checkout.
Now that’s Pepperidge Farm Remembers. Or did I out myself as too old?
I remember when virtually every single game allowed you to play a ‘Demo’ for free, so you could find out exactly what the gameplay is like in any game before playing it. They often came in my cereal boxes as a kid, or free to pick up at the checkout.
Now that’s Pepperidge Farm Remembers. Or did I out myself as too old?
Steam Next Fest kind of breaks this comment apart.
Demos still exist, sure. Just not anywhere to the scale and pervasiveness that they used to. Nor do they come in cereal boxes.
I still have the demo discs that used to come with PC Gaming Magazine. Haha. We’re old. :)