Coming from Kotaku, I literally read Esports like 3 times before realizing what it really said.

Pretty high value considering people are playing the game to this date and there is a remake coming out that likely will use a lot of the same code.

It opens the door for all sorts of hacks to be made as one could find every single security flaw. Also companies tend to reuse as much work as possible, so things like the…

Or the companies that are going to use the “pirate’s” work to sell digital copies of the game to you on future systems
Examples include: Bleem! - Sony hired the guy behind it to develop the backwards compatibility in the PS2 his code likely is still being used today

Nintendo was caught using code in their virtual…

You could, I remember doing this all the time in the original Halo. Made me feel very clever for clearing out half of a drop before the ship made it to the drop zone.

Agreed, though there was one caveat I had to verify. If the game had been released I would not have agreed with their decision. I’ll give an analogy to explain the point.

Lets say you buy a piece of art. After the transaction is over but before you receive the item the artist decides to make some finishing touches to…

Or they could not give me the ability to skip cut scenes. I’d end up seeing the same scenes multiple times by forgetting to save or dying and then give up the game....completely invalidating the work of dozens of artists with a single press of the power button.

I haven’t played World of Final Fantasy but the same…

“Now, seven months later, they’ve figured out a way, signing off on a proposal that requires the creators of augmented reality games to get a permit before including any areas within local parks”

Yes because their laws will actually have an impact on companies over-seas, which most of these companies are.

“Mr. Kjellberg didn’t address some of the other videos highlighted by the Journal, including one that has since been taken down, in which he showed a man dressed as Jesus Christ saying, “Hitler did absolutely nothing wrong.”

Uh, yes he did. It’s the part where he talked about Fiverr. Glad even in the response WSJ…

^ This, as far as the emulation is concerned it’s going to be fine. Where it could run into issues is in the hardware. There are likely patents on the design of some of the cart readers or the copy protection for the disk drive.

That being said most of that is likely would still hold up in favor of these companies as…

Plex Media Server.

That’s also true of older games as well. That’s why emulation is so important to the archival process.

Sorry, but this skin is Amazing. The only thing I’m disapppointed with is I didn’t hear a To the Moon reference.

You kind of answered your own question, at least it sounds like you did. A large part of the legacy community is interested in progressive content. Starting with Vanilla and moving on through other expansions. In my case I am interested in the content from a new point of view. I would like to play roles I never…

Yeah if you read the Nost, twitter for the first two days they made tweets about it. Then got very hush about it even though Elysium had posted that it was broken on their end and there was nothing they could do about it. From that point on Nost was quiet until their recent post.

Tin-foil hat here but it seems to me…

Thanks for the article to let people know, also, WHY DID YOU MAKE AN ARTICLE TO LET PEOPLE KNOW!

Yeah I do want to deal with that. Running everywhere has me really enjoying the environment. As far as the population, this is a fresh server, but this is a fresh server from a group that’s been running two heavily populated servers for a year.

To be fair, he was right to an extent. I went to one and quickly remembered that there were many basic quality of live improvements Blizzard has made that did not destroy the game. Like seeing cast bars or even the game comparing equipment when you mouse over an item in your bag, to name a few. That all being said, I…

He’s making a joke. The positioning of it makes it look like they are a sponsor of the NBA team similar to a Nascar sponsor.

“I had tried out Halo 3 a few times in high school”

I’m not sure about the why US part, I assumed she was located in the US. I can tell you that lawsuits are sometimes filed in different States as different areas lean in favor of different sides. For example in patent (troll) cases, they are typically filed in Texas as there is a county that heavily favors patent laws.

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