1)6046
2)$10,000
3)Don't have one, nor do I have the authority to distribute it if I did.
4)I will provide with information pertaining to any accounts, but I do not wish to give editing access to them, that's dangerous
5)Ya know... I've honestly never checked, my guess is 5"
I have nothing to hide
That while game companies like Nintendo, and Atari, while fully aware of what is happening to thousands of their games continuie to do nothing about it. People go about downloading ROMs despite being illegal because nothing is done about it. Thus as far as I can discern, these ROMs are "Abandonware" software that while the Copyright is still active, and the company could still take legal action, chooses not to, or that company no longer exists. Since game companies are not trying to stop it then it is Abandonware
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1)6046 2)$10,000 3)Don't have one, nor do I have the authority to distribute it if I did. 4)I will provide with information pertaining to any accounts, but I do not wish to give editing access to them, that's dangerous 5)Ya know... I've honestly never checked, my guess is 5" I have nothing to hide
That while game companies like Nintendo, and Atari, while fully aware of what is happening to thousands of their games continuie to do nothing about it. People go about downloading ROMs despite being illegal because nothing is done about it. Thus as far as I can discern, these ROMs are "Abandonware" software that while the Copyright is still active, and the company could still take legal action, chooses not to, or that company no longer exists. Since game companies are not trying to stop it then it is Abandonware