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DiplomaticImmunity on 25 April 2009
Jeronimo66 said:

Look at the links people, the links are what motivated me to make the thread.

 



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thetonestarr on 25 April 2009

That wasn't "early" iTunes, either. I feel like it was a few years before I started using iTunes and I definitely dealt with that irritating registration problem for a couple years, myself.

The trick, however, is to burn those files to a CD as an audio CD, then rip them again.



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L.C.E.C. on 25 April 2009
thetonestarr said:
That wasn't "early" iTunes, either. I feel like it was a few years before I started using iTunes and I definitely dealt with that irritating registration problem for a couple years, myself.

The trick, however, is to burn those files to a CD as an audio CD, then rip them again.

You do know, that circumvention of the DRM license was (at the time, I don't think anyone cares now), illegal? BTW, what if my PC doesn't have a CD Burner? My mom's doesn't have a CD Drive.

 




Jeronimo66 on 25 April 2009
DiplomaticImmunity said:
Jeronimo66 said:

Look at the links people, the links are what motivated me to make the thread.

 

Ok I said that so what.

Stop posting if you aren't going to talk about the topic.

 



Kantor on 25 April 2009
Jeronimo66 said:
Arkk said:
Jeronimo66 said:

I didn't know the iphone was this powerful.

http://www.engadget.com/2008/08/01/carmack-says-iphone-is-more-powerful-than-a-nintendo-ds-and-psp/

 

.........and this game is the reason I am now excited about the iphone.

http://wireless.ign.com/articles/974/974147p1.html

 

I am shocked, delighted and excited as a gamer to see what the iphone can really do, up until now I thought the iphone needed to have buttons, and because of that I didn't take the iphone seriously as a gaming machine, but this game really shows the true potential of the iphone and proves to me the iphone is a capable gaming device all it needs now is for the games to come, which are coming.

I was itching to buy a portable gaming device, so I bought a DS earlier this year, my first hand-held gaming system, and I haven't bought a Nintendo product since the NES, but the DS wasn't for me, I was also thinking about buying a sony psp, but it doesn't seem to have enough games, so I held out, but after seeing this game for the iphone and finding out the iphone is more powerful than the sony psp, I just might go buy a iphone or an ipod touch.

 

Excellent Job Apple!

Great..... another fucking bandwagon jumper.

 

I officially do not like you anymore! Yay!

 

No, I want to be liked lol, come on I am just excited after seeing that video, I see the potential now for the iphone to be a serious gamers machine.

 

 

I can't tell if you're serious or stealth trolling the PS3 here...

Potential...

JUST WAIT UNTIL x game!



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Jeronimo66 on 25 April 2009

I am serious.



L.C.E.C. on 25 April 2009
Jeronimo66 said:
I am serious.

 

That wasapparent from the beginning.




Jeronimo66 on 25 April 2009
L.C.E.C. said:
Jeronimo66 said:
I am serious.

 

That wasapparent from the beginning.

 

 I am responding to the poster above me.

 



thetonestarr on 25 April 2009
L.C.E.C. said:
thetonestarr said:
That wasn't "early" iTunes, either. I feel like it was a few years before I started using iTunes and I definitely dealt with that irritating registration problem for a couple years, myself.

The trick, however, is to burn those files to a CD as an audio CD, then rip them again.

You do know, that circumvention of the DRM license was (at the time, I don't think anyone cares now), illegal? BTW, what if my PC doesn't have a CD Burner? My mom's doesn't have a CD Drive.

 

 

Technically it's only illegal if you distribute upon circumventing it. As long as it's only for your own personal use, it's 100% legal. They can't tell you what you can and cannot do with something in YOUR possession, when you're only using it FOR yourself.

And yes, I know.



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marktheshark275 on 26 April 2009

No offense, but honestly, I'm thinking that Top Gun game for the Iphone will probably suck as much as the NES Top Gun if not worse.



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