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"Harrison then confirmed that past-gen, Nintendo-created titles will indeed be downloadable for free."
Well, this is a minor bonus. The thing is, though, it's only talking about Nintendo-created titles. Which could potentially narrow the list of titles available down to about 20. Meh.
Also, the fact that this is probably the best Revolution news so far is also a little concerning...
"Harrison then confirmed that past-gen, Nintendo-created titles will indeed be downloadable for free."
Well, this is a minor bonus. The thing is, though, it's only talking about Nintendo-created titles. Which could potentially narrow the list of titles available down to about 20. Meh.
Also, the fact that this is probably the best Revolution news so far is also a little concerning...
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Underruled.
Overuled.
I disagree.
Even if we can't agree on ROMs...
I think we can all agree Alfonse is a moron.
I think we can all agree Alfonse is a moron.
munn wrote:
> If everybody downloaded roms, then nobody would buy the
> games, so the developers would make no money whatsoever, so
> why would they continue to make games?
>
> If piracy was stopped completely, developers could afford to reduce
> prices by a good portion.
>
> You could end up paying the same amount for a new game as you do for
> a new DVD, and it would be legal.
You're COMPLETELY missing the point that many people only download old games that aren't avaivlable anymore... Hence this has zero effect on buying (new) games, because the games being downloaded simply aren't available to buy new anymore.
Yeah, this obviously isn't everyone, but it's what both myself and Stafio have said... Meh.
> If everybody downloaded roms, then nobody would buy the
> games, so the developers would make no money whatsoever, so
> why would they continue to make games?
>
> If piracy was stopped completely, developers could afford to reduce
> prices by a good portion.
>
> You could end up paying the same amount for a new game as you do for
> a new DVD, and it would be legal.
You're COMPLETELY missing the point that many people only download old games that aren't avaivlable anymore... Hence this has zero effect on buying (new) games, because the games being downloaded simply aren't available to buy new anymore.
Yeah, this obviously isn't everyone, but it's what both myself and Stafio have said... Meh.
Who said I was talking about me lamewad.
Why don't you just stop playing games and excersise instead then, retard?
It's not like anyone's forcing you to play them.
It's not like anyone's forcing you to play them.
Alfonse wrote:
> If they stopped making games I think it would be a great thing. More
> excercise = more ladies.
Yeah, great comeback.
....
> If they stopped making games I think it would be a great thing. More
> excercise = more ladies.
Yeah, great comeback.
....
munn wrote:
> If everybody downloaded roms, then nobody would buy the
> games, so the developers would make no money whatsoever, so
> why would they continue to make games?
>
> If piracy was stopped completely, developers could afford to reduce
> prices by a good portion.
>
> You could end up paying the same amount for a new game as you do for
> a new DVD, and it would be legal.
If they stopped making games I think it would be a great thing. More excercise = more ladies.
> If everybody downloaded roms, then nobody would buy the
> games, so the developers would make no money whatsoever, so
> why would they continue to make games?
>
> If piracy was stopped completely, developers could afford to reduce
> prices by a good portion.
>
> You could end up paying the same amount for a new game as you do for
> a new DVD, and it would be legal.
If they stopped making games I think it would be a great thing. More excercise = more ladies.
Strafio wrote:
> Sure, you can buy these games second hand, but as far as the games
> industry is concerned, that's almost as bad! As far as they're
> concerned, it's not about how much you pay, it's that THEY get the
> money for it rather than some kid who wants to sell on their old
> games.
It's not [I]as[/I[ bad though, as you're getting a lower quality game, and the person that did own it is losing it, so if they want to play it again, they have to buy a new one.
> Sure, you can buy these games second hand, but as far as the games
> industry is concerned, that's almost as bad! As far as they're
> concerned, it's not about how much you pay, it's that THEY get the
> money for it rather than some kid who wants to sell on their old
> games.
It's not [I]as[/I[ bad though, as you're getting a lower quality game, and the person that did own it is losing it, so if they want to play it again, they have to buy a new one.
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