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Sounds like he’s already a pretty decent individual.

This is what the Benny Hill theme was created for, my friends.

wow goku looks weird here what super saiyan level is this

Venture Bros. did it.

Even if that's not a callback to the legendary Atheon ledge glitch, I'm going to pretend it is and say that is unlimited awesome.

The masks don’t give you any light but yeah, the legendary ones are permanent. The rare ones are temporary but you can upgrade them with special Halloween materials that turn them into legendaries.

Oh man, one part of the quest is to jump off the Tower while wearing an Atheon mask. PERFECT.

TOO SOON.

Time to go egg Erin’s ship.... Oh wait.

It could be even better for content creators if their pay from YouTube Red viewers is based on views and not on ads. After all, many ads can be skipped, so a content creator has to rely on ads that can't be skipped and on ads that viewers choose not to skip when it comes to free viewers.

Same way really, based on the number of views their videos had from subscribers during a set period of time.

So you don’t believe content creators should be getting paid for their work?I’m guessing you’re one of those people who also believe they’re entitled to pirating music and movies.

The actual emulator itself is not illegal as it is a clean-room virtual machine.

Just wanted to mention that sometimes the real problem is the bios. The operating system of a console is as copyrighted as the games. For example you can freely download PSX and PS2 emulators but need to make a bios dump from your console yourself.

Even then the emulator itself isn’t illegal. Like how guns are legal but can be used to do something illegal. Some emulators are designed so that you still need a legitimate original disc or cartridge of the game. Even those can usually be exploited into recognizing ROMs though. Nintendo and other software companies…

Nintendo’s viewpoint is of course skewed towards IP protection and motivated by an extremely conservative Japanese company culture. I agree (and separately, US law agrees) with some but not all of what they say.

I’d like to point out that Nintendo is in fact, 100% wrong. You can play back TASes on 100% stock equipment. Standard NES, standard cart. The only thing non-stock is the machine pushing inputs through the controller port. See: AGDQ/SGDQ TAS blocks.

Except NO!!! it’s not necessarily using a pirated copy of a game. It’s fair use to back-up your own software.

I thought Sony sold them off?