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[Scatty]

Originally Posted by Smiling Spectre

Was it _ever_ sold with manual? All sources I found hinted that docs is on CD.

The full registered version I purchased by phone from an Epic Megagames (as the original company was called back then) store somewhere in 1998 on CD actually had a printed manual booklet, funny enough. Although I lost my copy of the game many years ago so I don't remember much about, except that the cover was in yellow with some black lines and with picture(s) of robot(s) on it, and it wasn't a very thick booklet, just a little bit of brief info in it.

[Mystvan]

Originally Posted by Scatty

Although I lost my copy of the game many years ago so I don't remember much about, except that the cover was in yellow with some black lines and with picture(s) of robot(s) on it, and it wasn't a very thick booklet, just a little bit of brief info in it.

This is a great pity, because I was once a great Collector of games in physical media, with luxurious Box, Toys and Accessories, Artbooks, etc.

However, I have surrendered now to the almost omnipresent digital games in which they are stored in the Library of your User account.

Much more practical and secure as long as you do not lose your password, email or get hacked by someone else. But even under these conditions, in theory, it would be possible to recover your User account...

In addition to having 2-step Verification (via Authenticator, SMS Mobile Phone, etc.) to login to new device, browser, etc.