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  1. Hello, I submitted a review under the name "Supergrover1" (as plain ol' "Supergrover" was already taken.........) anyways just posting my reply here to verify, thanks. -
  2. Thank you all very much for your responses to my rather direct question. I had not taken into account the fact that many companies do "re-release" old games, that is a good point, though I am sure the ratio of older games that get re-released versus those that will never see the light of a TV/computer screen again is quite small, even more so perhaps for magazines. Also I find the old "Oh yeah I bought a bunch of games/magazines a while back so I don't feel guilty about downloading them for free now" while morally understandable I doubt it would ever hold up in a court of law lol unless you could perhaps prove that you actually did purchase the original/remake or whatever, in which case I can't see why there would be a problem but who knows. It would be nice if there really were some definite laws with regards to all this but I suppose it hasn't really reared it's head (yet) as a "pertinent" issue for law makers. I guess I am just a bit anal, especially when it comes to potential legal issues, I want to make sure I am always in the right (gosh what a wonderful world it would be if everyone thought the same lol) j/k, again thanks for everyones input.
  3. Hello, I apologize if this is not the correct place for this post. I just have a question about the legality of file sharing "retro" magazines and arcade game titles via emulators, quite simply is it legal? (i.e. since the companies who originally provided the games and magazines are no longer able to in any way "profit" from them monetarily.) Or do we found ourself in the same situation as music file sharing? (legal as long as you can get away with it he he he.) I would appreciate a response to this if at all possible, and either way I commend your work, thank you! -
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