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PluMGMK said:
Romagia said:
Hoodie74 said:
your sig isn't very convicing

Let's first get into a moral debate about pirating games :twisted:
Pirating games - I hate it, I find it immoral.
lol
Here in Romania games are very expensive compared to the average wage; 20e (80 ron) is enough for the average romanian to live for one week at the very least; and many new games cost more then 20e
Plus there aren't any game shops close to me, and i live in the very center of Bucharest; closest would be at Unirii mall, which is four bus stations away
And besides, some old games aren't even found in shops!

I believe this pretty much justifies my pirating?
 
PluMGMK said:
Romagia said:
Hoodie74 said:
your sig isn't very convicing

Let's first get into a moral debate about pirating games :twisted:
Pirating games - I hate it, I find it immoral.
There is nothing wrong with pirating old/obscure/abondoned games. People who pirate current-generation games, however, a douchebaskets who should cough up and support the developers like the rest of us.
 
Even if the game can't be emulated and turns out to be a load of monkeyfuck? OK. That's pretty much why I downloaded Imagine games, to see for myself how bad they are and to tell people to avoid them at all costs.
 
Of course, if a game isn't worth its price then the developers don't deserve the profit. But I was talking more about current-gen games (PS3/Xbox 360/modern PC games) than portable games, which are a generation or three behind.
 
I have seen in online shops, that I needn't to pay the forwarding costs. It was also any cheaper than in a normal shop.
 
Sinus1994 said:
I have seen in online shops, that I needn't to pay the forwarding costs. It was also any cheaper than in a normal shop.

I don't trust online shops for anything other then pizza.
 
StaceyW said:
That's pretty much why I downloaded Imagine games

By the way, I saw now on TV a publicity of a PSP pack of a Imagine game (And in pink). Ubisoft will win the Nobel Price of the Faggiest Marketing Strategy of the Year (2009).
 
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