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1/22/2013 9:24:29 PM
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1: Perfectly fine. I think the same way when I emulate games. I pretty much only emulate ones I own.
2: I'm leaning on the side of saying it's morally ok, but since it is a completely different product, I'm not sure. Then again, so are the books, but this just seems different.
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Emulating games is still piracy, even if you own a separate license. Morally okay? Probably.
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I was talking about morals, not legality. Also, I'm pretty sure that it's legal to emulate a game that you rip from the cartridge yourself, so what's the difference with downloading it?
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I highly doubt you're making copies directly from the cartridge, and even that is copyright infringement.
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I didn't say I was. I was just saying that that's the situation where it is legal. (I think)
