hold up, then what is the purpose of Copyright in the first place? Are they arguing copyright no longer serves its original function? To protect the authors work? When was this change made to the law?
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-puts on tinfoil hat- Is this why we're suddenly getting so many remasters/remakes?
-takes off hat- No, it's probably because the corporate gaming industry is creatively bankrupt and want to cash in on nostalgia with minimal risk. But remakes/remasters probably strengthen the "market harm" portion of their argument.
Well I'm just gonna have to pirate it EVEN HARDER.
It's legal somewhere
Make it your exercise routine. No chumps download shit by the megabytes, you're going to go gigabytes and beyond! HUSTLE!
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I miss the days when the justice system replied to the statement "this might hurt our business" with "too bad". (In the case when sony lost to that PS emulator)