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Rowdy Rob
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How rare were these things?

I never saw these Data Age flexidiscs before, but I was overseas during that era. From what MaximumRD said in his video, it sounded like these things were easily obtainable at the time.

I had a friend who had a Frankenstein-oriented game, although the name of the game escapes me at the moment, but all I recall about it is that it was by Data Age. It didn't look like that bad of a game. Unless it was the best Data Age game they ever did, it didn't seem to me that Data Age was that bad! Although the Flexidisc record was probably more inspired than all their games put together!

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