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@yoshi must die

You guys realize that the suicide rate at Foxconn is lower than the overall rate in China, right?

Is there another word besides "stolen" that can be used for this? One that conveys how awful it is, but doesn't actually mean something else? When you steal something, you remove it.

A Lamborghini Countach. Same thing I drew all through elementary school.

@Shadowbender

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@Strobe

So what I'm hearing you say is... you are ready for Blizzard's next MMO. Well, based on how long SC2 and D3 took/are taking to come to market, good luck with that.

I don't know why I haven't bough this yet. I love Roguelikes, especially Nethack and Rogue. Seems to have pretty steep requirements for what it is, though.

Oh well, consider me a new customer!

@Esposch

Just because it's a copy doesn't make it pirated.

@bunnyraven

"Which leaves homebrew as the only 'good' thing these carts can do. But the evil of piracy heavily outweighs the good of homebrew, so ban them away, I say."

How about the best thing these carts do is allow your game collection (bought and paid for) to actually be PORTABLE along with your handheld console?

Besides, your arguments are as flawed as the RIAA/MPAA's. More piracy does not mean less purchasing. The percentage of people who are willing to pirate, but would be willing to buy if there were no piracy option has to be somewhere in the vicinity of zero. Copy protection and DRM only hurt legitimate customers would love to do things like back up their save files or not have to manage dozens of separate game media.

@bm111

Chip music is way better for video game music. Sorry to interrupt the hate fest but I agree with the OP.

I think they made a mistake. I have a hard time believing that the regular price for Dungeon Siege I and II is $55 (each).