SlySoft released GameJackal Enterprise, offers discounts

Written by James Delahunty @ 19 Oct 2007 1:52 User comments (6)

SlySoft has announced the release of GameJackal Enterprise, a network version of GameJackal Pro, after months of development. The Enterprise Edition of Game Jackal has all the features of the basic product plus some fantastic additions to enhance the manageability of a no CD gaming environment for cybercafe owners and other network environments.

Enterprise Edition seamlessly integrates with other third-party launchers and cybercafé applications such as SmartLaunch and CyberCafe Enterprise. Pricing is from $15 to $29 per client license. Owners of old Jacal Enterprise licenses can upgrade their license packs for a $50 flat fee.

Along with the release of GameJackal Enterprise, SlySoft is offering a discount on all of its products over Halloween. Entering the coupon code "halloween" (without quotes) at the checkout will provide a 20% discount on all products (excluding upgrades). The offer is valid until November, 5th 2007.

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119.10.2007 08:17

PeaInAPod

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Damn and I just bought some of their products! Missed the discount.

219.10.2007 17:27

ZippyDSM

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I really hate the pricing scheme they are running, the product shouldn't sale for mero than 25 anyway........

319.10.2007 18:18

PeaInAPod

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It is more than I would normally pay for software but Game Jackal and AnyDVD are fantastic products. And I just bought CloneDVD and CloneDVD Mobile! These guys are good.

420.10.2007 15:49

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Got to hand it to SlySoft - they seem fearless. Of all the things they've done in the last year, this and the HD "all future methods" claim are the most likely to get them shut down, no matter what country they're in.

I'd hate to see them go the way of 321 Studios and others. Their stuff's too good.

520.10.2007 16:08

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wel out of the pricing shcemes I have sen I guess they have to build up funds to survive being sued...so I can bearly see the need for it LOL

623.10.2007 17:57

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Keep up the good work.

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