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Yes they do. Where do you think Blockbuster gets it's games from? They have to pay extra for a license to rent the games out too.

The original was good, but glitchy as anything. First play through I managed to just skip an entire chapter of the game without even realising it.

@x3r9g6 Real Thing > Emulation

@onan The yellowing effect can be, almost completely, reversed though. Just do a search for Retr0bright. It's a paste you can make at home and apply to your old consoles and computers to reverse the yellowing. There are some before and after photos on the website, and they are mighty impressive.

@Bridget There is a port for the DS, it's homebrew though so you'd need a flash cart to play it.

Wonderful. Lemmings is such an awesome game. Also worth checking out if you like the music in Lemmings (and who doesn't?) is this kid playing one of the themes on piano, Amazing.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gJIgYABAIGw

Even the original composer, Tim Wright, comments on how good it is!

@remakeyourself You have a modded PSP-1000? So, just buy the UMD and rip it to your memory card.

@Willzyx Which is why homebrew and custom firmware is an important option that shouldn't be stereotyped as only for pirates. Install a CFW on your PSP, whack in your UMD, connect via USB to your PC, rip the ISO, save to memory card, job done. One UMD copy, one digital copy.

You have all the benefits of a digital copy without any of the DRM bullshit.

Videogaiden (yeah, okay, I'm pimping that show a bit, but it's a gem and not enough people even know it existed) did a piece on games television and the problem with it:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Ikh6BuQnLo

@Debley The BBC already put out the best games show to grace UK television, Videogaiden. Last for three series. Also, it was only shown in BBC Scotland. Also, it was on obscenely early in the morning. Also, the first season was only allotted ten minutes per episode.

The BBC don't know a good thing when they find it.