--- In xxxxxx@yahoogroups.com, "Jacob Chmielewski"
<chmi0013@u...> wrote:
> I like this place better. Especially since we don't have emus and
roms here.
That is very interesting! Tell me. Do you like hunting for
software that is out of production?
Goodwills, flea markets, yard sales, local game stores.......
You can't honestly feel proud of that can you?
I have 63 games on HuCard, TCD and SCD and I had to bust my rump to
get them.
I've spent more than enough money on collecting TG16 games and I'm a
SERIOUS collector.
To aquire them all would take more time and money then I have for the
U.S. games alone.
So, tell me. Just what is wrong with collecting roms of games you may
never get to play without tearing a huge hole in your wallet?
The stuff is OUT OF PRODUCTION.
Purchasing used merchandise DOES NOT earn the manufacturer a single
cent.
You do what you like but, if I want something, I'm going to have it.
You don't hear automobile manufacturers complain when someone buys a
Kit Car in place of the super expensive, authentic, vintage version.
I'm telling you.
You DON'T know what you're missing by not racking up all of those
free games out there.
Oh well. Have it your way or the hard way- not that there's any
difference.
-Groovemutt
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