RE: A portable preferences library

Stefan Boberg <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.games.devel.general
Message-ID <3D668A4F1FBBD4118B3B009027E538B6010D1AC6@YGGDRASIL>
> But for arguments sake lets get rid of all those games released before the
> year 2000 when your average PC came with 98/SE/ME... which leaves BF1942.
> I'm not sure what relevance it being a popular online game has, while it's
> a fantastic game I don't think it's sales were anything remarkable.

  *cough cough* 

  I believe BF1942 has sold in the region of 2.3million units which makes it
one of the ten best-selling PC games ever ;)

  That said, I don't know if saving the preferences to the application
directory is such a brilliant idea.

Cheers,
Stef! :)

Stefan Boberg
Chief Technical Officer
Digital Illusions CE AB



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