Well played sir, well played.

They might have been fine but they were never as popular as they are now on the consoles...

That might not matter to elitists but you know the thing about real elites ? They pay more for stuff and the price point is one of the thing that keeps it elite as it prevents the majority of the people to purchase the item.

You guys argue like elitists but you want everything cheaper lol...

The one thing every company in the world understands is money. So speak a little more with your wallet and maybe they will listen to you...

When I watched the fist season of Stargate SG-1 for the first time since who knows when, I found I'd forgotten practically all the events therein.  Basically, I didn't remember anything other than the fact that they put the cast together and Teal'c joined by quitting Apophis.  So it was almost a new experience for me, but that's an extreme case. 

Anyway, I don't know if I'd destroy the backup but it would be wrong for me to play it after selling my only/last copy of the game that I'd purchased.  But if, say, I had a SNES game that was physically unplayable, or I didn't have a working SNES, I would say it was moral to play a ROM of it.  Even though I couldn't play the real copy, I still own the game.