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does anyone know much about emulators?
Illegal or legal , does owning a machine make a difference?
I have a PS1 , PS2 and N64
Illegal or legal , does owning a machine make a difference?
I have a PS1 , PS2 and N64
As illegal as they may be, I (along with many others) have loads of them.
It beats having to find space for loads of vintage consoles, games, cables, pads etc...
To be honest though, I haven't played a single one for probably a year now - the novelty wears off pretty quickly.
It beats having to find space for loads of vintage consoles, games, cables, pads etc...
To be honest though, I haven't played a single one for probably a year now - the novelty wears off pretty quickly.
Well, yeah, a while back I decided to round up all my childhood memories.
Most of which I gave up on pretty quickly because they were too hard, even though I remember doing them easily all those years ago.
Most of which I gave up on pretty quickly because they were too hard, even though I remember doing them easily all those years ago.
cheers mate !
I take in mind
have you ventured into this your self ?
I take in mind
have you ventured into this your self ?
The emulators themselves are legal, but any ROMs you download (games) to play on them are very much illegal, and it doesn't matter if you own the game, own the console it came on or get rid of them in 24 hours - it's illegal.
does anyone know much about emulators?
Illegal or legal , does owning a machine make a difference?
I have a PS1 , PS2 and N64
Illegal or legal , does owning a machine make a difference?
I have a PS1 , PS2 and N64