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Originally Posted by Monolith
OEM stands for Original Equipment Manufacturer. The OEM version of a piece of software is that which is exclusively made for and packaged with new computer systems. OEM software it isn't (supposed to be) distributed any other way. And usually it has more features than the standard shareware/demo version, but still isn't the full version.
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Well, I could understand it being packed with new computers, because that's how I first discovered the original JJ. It wasn't an OEM, though; it was the usual normal Shareware issue, but with an extra set of levels. Okay, so maybe it WAS an OEM. I have no idea.
This one doesn't have any extra features and, in fact, I'd consider it having even less. I'd also consider it the full version, but just in the earlier stages, thus lacking the format of files the newer ones had and lacking the glitch-fixes and cutscenes.
I don't doubt what you say, but with a different JJ2 logo and the lack of the "shareware" label, I don't consider this a shareware-style OEM. I believe it to be what you say other than the fact it doesn't quite zip into all those categories.
But I digress.
This wasn't supposed to be about describing my version of JJ2, but about getting the full version. *Scoots off to eBay*
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