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Message: [QUOTE="nobitakun, post: 307528, member: 56864"] Emulators are something the companies themselves would have to give support on, because they are the window to their hardware, and release demos into them for the people to see them. The problem about emulation is that there is too many poor people who want too many games and have too unrespectful behaviour towards this industry. They buy the hardware (or try not to using the PC to the limit), download as many games without paying a cent, play them, finish them, then continue downloading more games, with virtually zero contribution to the industry. Videogames is a hobby, and like any other hobby, it costs money. If your goal is to dive into this wonderful hobby, just prepare your wallet and work hard to get enough money for it. Nothing comes at ease, but when you get it you enjoy it, like when we were kids. We could get maybe 1 or 2 games a year, but we enjoyed them so much. We don't need to become videogame hoarders, and nowadays you can get many games at discounted prices. Back to the topic, my first freaking out emulator experience was when I saw Chrono Trigger running on a Pentium PC. I played the game 1 or 2 years before on the original cart at a friend's home and I got in love with it. It was like magic, but that didn't stop me from staying these 2 years saving money to buy it and I finally did :) [/QUOTE]

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