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I already have. :) Didn't notice your last post.

i hope persona 6 is released before this shit runs stable.

No, just no. If you regularly bought the game, you aren't a pirate if you run it on an emulator instead of on dedicated proprietary HW. Proprietary platforms work financially for platform owners because they get them royalties on SW, and they get them whenever you buy regular SW, even if you don't buy their HW. Some console makers even sell consoles at a loss for a long time. Moreover, even ruinning an emulator, gamedrs can still buy platform-specific controllers, anmd if  they are first party, or 3rd party licensed ones, the platform owner will still get money, as they almost always get a far higher profit margin on peripherals than on consoles, even when the latter become profitable on HW. Not to mention that selling SW also to people not owning the HW increases the attach rate, making the platform more desirable for 3rd parties to develop for.
Last, but not least, whatever they try to make you believe, buying some SW doesn't create an obligation to buy the HW that supports it too, nor buying HW forces you to buy its SW (in this case, though, if you want to mod HW to run other SW, the firmware can't be the original one modified, it must be written from scratch, or, if possible, it must be done in a way that loads additional FW without modifying the original one, as almost always the original FW license doesn't allow unauthorised modifications, but you can still ditch it altogether or, if possible, run something else instead of it without modding it).
HW piracy would just apply if you bought an illegal, unlicensed clone console.

According to VGC numbers Xenoblade chronicles sold 910000 copies, and was pirated 950000 times, 104% of the copies, more copies pirated than sold. Simply ridicolous especially for a console still on market, there's some more Wii Mini and Wii U in the store to play the game on.

Same for Zelda WiiU i don't know the numbers, but i'm sure the attach rate for the WiiU version sold and downloaded illegally it's pretty huge. A lot try to justify that if you own the game etc... you can play the game where you want, but it's not like this, otherwise Nintendo (or Atlus, Sony, Sega etc...) have released their games on those platforms. It's just an excuse. Maybe a society make a deal for exclusivity, spend money for it to make people buy their hardware.

Emulation it's a whim for the ones that don't wanna spend money and try to justify it, especially for recent games. Many times I have been asking people who emulate the games to let me see pictures of the game and the console, and guess what? No evidence, nothing. "Now i can't" etc...

Emulation it's not piracy, otherwise it would be called piracy, but in reality it's something similar to piracy.

What?