1. No
2. No
3. For playing games that never came out on a specific region. People sometimes don't have money, and gaming is his/her only form of entertainment, as long as the said person buys the game later or supports the developer somehow I don't see any issues with piracy
4. No
5. No
6. A long time ago I remember an article saying that most people who pirate games are collage student (which usually don't have the money to pay for a full game), so in most cases I think is a lack of money rather than a decision.
7. No, for most games the actual sales are higher than illegal downloads (the only game I can remember that this isn't the case is Xenoblade, which the illegal downloads are higher than the sales on VGC).
8. See answer 6. Doesn't matter if you have 100 illegal games, if you don't have the money, piracy is practically the only option to play games.
9. I don't understand the question.
10. No, because at most you would likely only going to get 5 of those 50 games.
11. More cookies!
12. I would still game, but at that price I would never going to buy a game day 1, doesn't matter if it is my favorite franchise.
13. Depending if the person meets the conditions I stayed in question 3.
14. Sales are sales, just look at the PS2, at this point sony doesn't really care how many copies of games have been pirated, they only care about the hardware sales.
15. No
17. Piracy doesn't stop me from enjoying games and I don't think this will ever change.
17. Answer 3
Nintendo and PC gamer
