graufuchs88

They make teaser sites for a reason. Did anyone even notice that the guy had medical gloves on? And that the circles that were in the drawer were petri dishes? It can be fairly assumed it has something to do with forensics.

Agreed on the lameness of not having demos yet. Thanks for working on that Reggie! And this story just made me put my 3ds back onto the dust covered shelf of useless electronics.

A I the only one who doesn't have a gaming room? It's my tiny bedroom and it smells like Matcha green tea. Love that stuff.

I play everywhere. At home, school, and work. I need to install a plug to my hip I'm so attached.

my question is, where's the swapnote they promised?

@Jetleo1
I'm resisting the urge to call you an idiot outright. Cut the ominous "The govt is out to get you "crap. Read the bill. It is talking specifically to copyrighted materials, such as games, art, or music. Also, if you know and understand law making, bills get sent back and forth from the house to the senate until it's a bill that can hold its own. It's the fact that hackers want to download it that proves loss of sales. If before the only way was to buy it and you had 300,000 people buying it, but the next time the game was posted online and only 250,000 people bought it, it's a loss of sales estimates. There's no way to set a number on how much a game will be worth each time it is sold, but when someone gets it for free, ZERO profit is getting to those who made the game. But I guess in your book, buying a brand new car from someone who bought only ONE and made their own carbon copy and sold it to thousands wouldn't be stealing either. And you need a little food for thought. Try this out.
http://www.joystiq.com/2011/11/23/i-am-alive-not-planned-for-pc-due-to-piracy-concerns/

@Vic Fontaine

Which part, where I talk about how a flawed political system I've experienced keeps basic information accessible from its citizens (nothing close to this bill), or the part in which I say it's illegal to download games you haven't payed for in the first place? Or maybe I should have stated that the right to pirate video games isn't covered in free speech or in any law the constitution has within it. That clear things up for you?

I really don't see anything wrong with this bill. I think that people who are afraid of this becoming like China are seriously under-informed. I've been to China for an extended amount of time. At times you can't even access google, youtube doesnt exist and you can't access anything related to democracy. This is a bill to protect the profits of the companies who make great games that we all enjoy. If a website posts Roms or ISO format, it will likely be blocked. This is the furthest extent that they can take this. It has nothing to do with free speech or freedom at all. Some are saying freedom is their ability to illegally copy a game and post it online so more can illegally download it too? Hundreds of people make these games. When you pirate a game you're taking away the salaries of everyone who was involved. People are feeling entitled to free games and it needs to stop.

@FuzzyPierce Some of us have Mario Golf on 3ds.

Yeah, I did too. My mistake.