Investigators followed the trail back to his house, where his parents were completely unaware of the roaring industry their son was running from his new personal computer and CD writer. In addition to samples worth 50 seized in local shops, Elspa found 200 games copied and ready for sale. I think his reaction rather ensured the boy won't be doing it again. At least not under that roof. A CD writer can produce a perfect clone every time and can cost as little as 200.
Speed is really the only factor.
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