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I do. And a LOT of other gamers. The real question is "who is in the business of helping you break the law?" and the answer is NO ONE AT LQ!
You're certainly in the minority. Most folk download emulators and play roms that they either owned and no longer have or never owned. Who's the victim here? There's loads of roms online for which it's near impossible or not possible at all to buy and the only way to play them is via emulating the roms. Some laws are plain wrong: https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/...ess-laws-alarm.
Last edited by linustalman; 11-30-2023 at 02:10 AM.
You're certainly in the minority. Most folk download emulators and play roms that they either owned and no longer have or never owned. Who's the victim here? There's loads of roms online for which it's near impossible or not possible at all to buy and the only way to play them is via emulating the roms. Some laws are plain wrong: https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/...ess-laws-alarm.
What people do, what people WANT to do, and what YOU do is not at question. I am not doing anything that might get me pulled into court because of advice I gave here. There are sites where you can never tell if you are chatting with a Russian spy, an EU enforcement officer, or a breaker in China, and you can get all kinds of information and if you use it and get caught no one will care. This is not that place.
Which ones do you own license for so you can play them legally?
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