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	\| [[File:TECH Win 2004 March.jpg\|thumb\|200px\|TECH Win Magazine with a Korean MS v29 CD from March 2004]]		\| [[File:TECH Win 2004 March.jpg\|thumb\|200px\|TECH Win Magazine with a Korean MS v29 CD from March 2004]]
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mw>Kargo at 09:41, 1 June 2025

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	Most MapleStory CDs were retail products sold through major electronics, gaming, and convenience stores. Alongside retail editions, there were also limited promotional CDs distributed for free during promotional events.		Most MapleStory CDs were retail products sold through major electronics, gaming, and convenience stores. Alongside retail editions, there were also limited promotional CDs distributed for free during promotional events.


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	\| [[File:TMS v0.6.jpg\|thumb\|200px\|Thai MS v0.06 CD from October 2005]]		\| [[File:TMS v0.6.jpg\|thumb\|200px\|Thai MS v0.06 CD from October 2005]]
	\| [[File:TECH Win 2004 March.jpg\|thumb\|200px\|TECH Win Magazine with a Korean MS v29 CD from March 2004]]		\| [[File:TECH Win 2004 March.jpg\|thumb\|200px\|TECH Win Magazine with a Korean MS v29 CD from March 2004]]
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	\| [[File:TMS v0.6.jpg\|thumb\|200px\|Thai MS v0.06 CD from October 2005]]		\| [[File:TMS v0.6.jpg\|thumb\|200px\|Thai MS v0.06 CD from October 2005]]
	\| [[File:TECH Win 2004 March.jpg\|thumb\|200px\|TECH Win Magazine with a Korean MS v29 CD]]		\| [[File:TECH Win 2004 March.jpg\|thumb\|200px\|TECH Win Magazine with a Korean MS v29 CD from March 2004]]
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	==CD's==		==CD's==
	Various versions of MapleStory were distributed on physical CDs across multiple regions. These CDs, released mostly in the mid-to-late 2000s, served as a way to install the client without long downloads and were often packaged with bonus content like NX codes, exclusive items, or printed materials. The CD packaging itself often featured unique regional branding, version-specific artwork (such as NPCs or classes), and promotional inserts that reflected the current major update at the time of release.		Various versions of MapleStory were distributed on physical CDs across multiple regions. These CDs, released mostly in the mid-to-late 2000s, served as a way to install the client without long downloads and were often packaged with bonus content like NX codes, exclusive items, or printed materials. The CD packaging itself often featured unique regional branding, version-specific artwork (such as NPCs or classes), and promotional inserts that reflected the current major update at the time of release.


	Most MapleStory CDs were retail products sold through major electronics, gaming, and convenience stores. Alongside retail editions, there were also limited promotional CDs distributed for free during promotional events.		Most MapleStory CDs were retail products sold through major electronics, gaming, and convenience stores. Alongside retail editions, there were also limited promotional CDs distributed for free during promotional events.

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			{\|style="text-align: center;"
			\| [[File:TMS v0.6.jpg\|thumb\|200px\|Thai MS v0.06 CD from October 2005]]
			\| [[File:TECH Win 2004 March.jpg\|thumb\|200px\|TECH Win Magazine with a Korean MS v29 CD]]
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	Most MapleStory CDs were retail products sold through major electronics, gaming, and convenience stores. Alongside retail editions, there were also limited promotional CDs distributed for free during promotional events.		Most MapleStory CDs were retail products sold through major electronics, gaming, and convenience stores. Alongside retail editions, there were also limited promotional CDs distributed for free during promotional events.

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mw>Kargo: Created page with "==CD's== Various versions of MapleStory were distributed on physical CDs across multiple regions. These CDs, released mostly in the mid-to-late 2000s, served as a way to install the client without long downloads and were often packaged with bonus content like NX codes, exclusive items, or printed materials. The CD packaging itself often featured unique regional branding, version-specific artwork (such as NPCs or classes), and promotional inserts that reflected the curren..."

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Created page with "==CD's== Various versions of MapleStory were distributed on physical CDs across multiple regions. These CDs, released mostly in the mid-to-late 2000s, served as a way to install the client without long downloads and were often packaged with bonus content like NX codes, exclusive items, or printed materials. The CD packaging itself often featured unique regional branding, version-specific artwork (such as NPCs or classes), and promotional inserts that reflected the curren..."

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==CD's==
Various versions of MapleStory were distributed on physical CDs across multiple regions. These CDs, released mostly in the mid-to-late 2000s, served as a way to install the client without long downloads and were often packaged with bonus content like NX codes, exclusive items, or printed materials. The CD packaging itself often featured unique regional branding, version-specific artwork (such as NPCs or classes), and promotional inserts that reflected the current major update at the time of release.

Most MapleStory CDs were retail products sold through major electronics, gaming, and convenience stores. Alongside retail editions, there were also limited promotional CDs distributed for free during promotional events.