Bandorr said:
Captain_Yuri said:
No worries, it happens to everyone at somepoint.
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I still object to discussion "emulation" of games that are literally a month old. But clearly it isn't breaking any rules because it isn't actually linking to the game or the code.
I suspect the "threads" will eventually evolve to actually linking to the final product though. But I can hold that complaint until they do.
And yes I think time is important. Games have a certain life span. Wii games? Have for the most part outlived their life span. Breath and Persona 5 aren't.
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I can certainly understand why people might have "time" as an issue but my thinking is this. No one comes to vgc to get the latest news on emulation and it will never happen because there are plenty of sites who do emulation coverage and they are much better at it. Heck, even sites like Kotaku covers Emulators.
Emulation in general is a PC only thing and vgc is mainly a console site. Those of us on this site that have a gaming PC that is powerful enough to run these games most likely bought the platform and the game already. And if we didn't, then bringing piracy into the mix of every thread isn't going to solve anything because the moral compass was long gone before vgc was a thing. Emulating the game is also arguably harder than say pirating a PC game because it's not just "install, run and the have fun." Emulating a game more often than not makes you tinker with the settings a lot in order to even make it run at playable settings and etc.
Considering how afraid some people seem to be on this site about even touching a PC, I feel like having a thread once a while about emulation, even if it's for a month old game, won't do damage to really anyone. Those of us who want to emulate certainly isn't coming to vgc to get our goods and those of us who don't know much about emulation but want to know how to do it aren't coming to vgc either.
At the end of the day, all I want is to have a discussion from time to time about emulation without someone nagging about piracy because a normal person wouldn't know how to even begin to emulate and even if he gets the instuctions, he/she still needs a beefy PC to do so... And by that point, if the person decides to pirate it, someone pointing out that it is piracy isn't going to stop them imo. Since pirating isn't something that most people know how to do either. (Considering how easy it is to get a virus)