Why do you think copying discs is difficult?

When you buy a game, you own the disc the game comes on, but that doesn't mean you own the data on the game. If that were true you would own the data on EVERY game of the same name, and would have the right to do whatever you want with it.

but you don't. That's just logical in a digital world where data is intellectual property.

Most of what is on Pirate Bay is illegal copies. Don't engage in illegal activities and you won't have your "privacy invaded". (Am I the only one that sees the irony in that complaint?)

But I asked you to specifically show what illegal activities Nintendo is engaging in.

Wtf? We buy the disc? Show facts please. I never heard of this.

So that is your reason to use illegal means? Bragging me about how I illegaly get things and then illegaly invade my privacy? Amd I the only one who see the hypocrisy here?

I was talking in general, not just Nintendo. Please read.

Also, this might be interesting for you and your 'winning attitude' towards the 'stealing' word concern. I think there is no need to debate anymore about it. It's clear that it's no stealing, unless you think your 'legal courts' are wrong this time?

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I think there is no need to debate anymore about it. It's clear that it's no stealing, unless you think your 'legal courts' are wrong this time?

guys all you say its good but when you cant find manga at the stores that you get everythink how can you posible dont go and look for it online???
i mean i would love to spent my entire poket money to manga if i find enyone you know what i mean i am looking despertly to find some but with no hope !!

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If Pirate Bay is keeping your info and invading your piracy, that's not Nintendo's fault. They are not taking my info, because I don't use Pirate Bay.

You said Nintendo's name specifically, so I am asking you to show, for the third time, how they illegally protect their intellectual property.

There's a word for taking something that isn't yours and not paying for it. You may choose to use a different word than me, but it still is what it is.

Got read it online.

I searched but couldn't find what you said. You said you only buy the disc. You actually buy the rights to play the game.

Real-time sharing can be logged and companies do not ask for permission to track stuff. If it was that way TPB would never allow. Also you skipped the ISP issue.

I give up... it's not about choosing the word, you are saying they steal while they don't. Don't come at me with 'I like to call it stealing' crap.

Listen, if you are taking something that isn't yours, I think you give up the right to complain if someone is invading your privacy.

Yes, you buy the disc and the right to play the game, but the data on the disc still belongs to the maker. Just like I cannot buy a CD and burn copies and pass them out. The rights to the data are not part of the purchase.

lol I think we messed up both threads. Why do we ended talking about games here?

Here is an interesting post about scanlators.

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