Mark this as the day I officially died of laughter.

Probably.

Preorder bonus announced.

You overestimate the intelligence of poachers.

You don't seem too good at reading, but alright. My issue isn't with the legitimate growth of algae in the lab, it's with people farming algae from the ocean and selling it for profit, which will inevitably happen. Honestly, do you even read?

Yeah, that's great. Create a fuel source out of the single most important organism on the planet. It's not like they're going to be illegally overfished into oblivion by short-sighted fucks trying to make a buck or anything. >_>;

... But we really don't need oil. Or wood-based paper. Washington has some strong lobby groups with a lot of hands in a lot of pockets.

Persona got two games in 2006 and 2008, with releases of both on modern consoles. SMT3 came out in 2004 and has basically faded into obscurity. I think it's time for SMT (which is the parent series of Persona, don't forget) to hop back into the spotlight.

I remember when my first PS3 got YLOD... It was an 80GB that played PS2 games. Basically, I had a cold soldering problem, and I went to get it repaired. The guy I got it repaired by though, he fucking did it wrong, and my GPU wound up melting. I sent it back to him to have it fixed under his warranty, and I never saw…

Yeah, that's pretty fair too. But I don't think it reasonable to pay $10 to basically "rent" an older game. Digital distribution laws need to change - if I buy it digital, I ought to be able to reproduce it in physical form for my own personal consumption, in the event that Nintendo or Steam or whatever shuts their…

Did it ever occur to you that sometimes the laws might be wrong? Or does your thought capacity not do that far?

I gotcha. Another fellow explained it just as well. :D

You misunderstood me. If it started out digital, then it's wrong to pirate it. If it once existed in a physical form and is no longer available in a physical form, it's okay to pirate.

Reasonable public access to media >>>>>>>>>>>> rights of corporations.

I'll operate on my own laws then. :D If a publisher isn't going to make it available in PHYSICAL form (if a physical form ever did exist - I'll exlude PSN games, for example), I take the liberty to pirate it. However, if I were to reproduce it and sell it, that would be very illegal. This way, nobody can complain I'm…

>Implying piracy and counterfeiting are the same thing. Being wrong at it.

Because gay still means "happy".

Piracy: Good. Gives people access to old games no longer being manufactured by the publisher.

I don't see a significant difference, aside from one being brighter.

3.5 years of experience working at EB Games and dealing with customers on a daily basis?