Giv me a break

For the love of your sanity, don't go read the comments on that site.

I dunno. I'm a Caps fan, and I don't think the Caps would've deserved to move forward, even if they hadn't shit the bed in game 7. Sure, Rangers are collectively not that good (power plays? Come on, now, we and the refs gave you plenty of chances), but Lundqvist could carry them plenty while the rest of the team got…

Oh wow, I didn't even notice that until you mentioned it, I thought the blue parts were just an extended headpiece. That's some real good work.

This is what I read Deadspin comments for.

Unless you Zerg rush.

Hey, go fuck yourself.

Please share, you took some of mine too.

+1

FOR SCIENCE

Sorry, I should've clarified, but when I say "emulator" I mean everything that it encompasses, which the main part would be the BIOS, since the emulator is nothing without it.

Algorithms are jerks? No, people are jerks, for searching in that manner.

Ooh, good killstreak idea. Cat deployment, everyone on the opposing team must freeze and pet the nearest cat.

Agreed. They can't lose out on a sale they weren't gonna make in the first place.

ROMs for old games (especially console/handheld) are typically tiny and hosted on direct-download servers, so torrenting isn't a huge source (in my experience, anyways).

Oh, good point on the BIOS, I'd forgotten about that.

The illegal part is actually downloading the ROM, meaning you've accessed a particular set of software without paying for it. The emulator itself would be considered illegal by proxy (if that's even a thing) since its main purpose is to make ROMs work.

Look at everyone bitching about how the next console generation is closer to an actual PC than ever before. You want to build a PC that can act as a DVR, control your live TV as well as aggregate various media sources (Netflix, ESPN, etc, etc), plays games (that, oh by the way, you still can't resell or trade or lend…

Old Rare was pretty fantastic, though. And while the latest game underperformed, I definitely liked the concept.

Hmm, so what about if I take my game over to a friend's house, recover (or whatever they have in place this time around) my account, and then install the game on his HDD? Will I be able to play it without a hassle? Note that this scenario also covers buying a new console and (re)installing the games.