Instead of targeting the programmers, they should target that small chinese company, which sells a CD writer capable of copying the ROMS onto CD. About 20 odd games can fit on a normal CD-R and they are fully playable. This is something that they should be pursuing. A friend of mine just borrows the games from places like Blockbusters and then copies them. This lawsuit is completely unfounded
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Instead of targeting the programmers, they should target that small chinese company, which sells a CD writer capable of copying the ROMS onto CD.
About 20 odd games can fit on a normal CD-R and they are fully playable.
This is something that they should be pursuing. A friend of mine just borrows the games from places like Blockbusters and then copies them.
This lawsuit is completely unfounded