Copied or Original which do you prefer

[Omni]

Original, though I'm not going back to buy 16-bit games for systems I no longer own.

I think you know what that means.

[Eight One]

I swing both ways. Buy what I can (without going to extremes) and copy the hard-to-get.

If you mean shelling out $1000 for one game, you can have it.

[Captain Vegetable]

Seven Force, any luck on that fig?

PM me.

[EvilMog]

I own ZERO copied games. Never had any.
Well I guess I do have one disc with a few hundred NES games that I use on the Dreamcast. Thats it.
And a few roms for the PC of old arcade games.
Oh yeah, all the Metal Slugs too. Fuck paying $200 for that. Thats it though.

[Eight One]

Seven Force, any luck on that fig?

PM me.

I think there's one near me. I jsut have to go get it.

[Sl1p]

It depends on how much I like the game, recently-

Original: Initial D: Special Stage, Ape Escape 2, Star Wars: KOTOR

Copied: The Sims, Metal Slug 3 (Not paying 50 bucks for Metal Slug thanks), Mega Man X 7

It also depends on the money situation as well. I just got a boot of Rez for PS2 a few nights ago. I wanted to pick up the greatest hits JP version of the game but currently all available gaming resources are going to building my Half-life 2 rig (All thats left is the Radeon 9800Pro) since it's the most important game so far....by so far I mean ever =D

[Hero]

I've never copied a game. Figure if games are 'expensive' then I can buy used. If I'm hurting for money THAT bad, then I obviously don't need the game.

And like sggg said, I have too many unfinished games to bother with copying.

[Josh]

If you're buying used, you might as well bootleg the game.

The developer/publisher gets no money either way.

[Jeremy]

Buying used still helps put money into the gaming industry, as it helps the retail side of thing.

[Josh]

Fuck retail.

P.S. I disagree.