/vr/ - Retro Games

>>4349054

Except it has. Do you dare doubt Saint Ryphecha's power, lowly plebeian?

>>4311835

No, but it has 99.9%. Guess what? One of the very few games it doesn't work with probably didn't even work with all PSX models (it's that poorly programmed).

This is what happens when you get an emudev that isn't incompetent. You get real progress.

>>2316082

I've heard of ebay just fine, thank you. What I don't have is an informal degree in moonrunes.

>>2316094

I understand it just fine, you pompous asshole. I'm speaking strictly from an American perspective because that's where I _live_, I don't have some weird little Walter Mitty alt life where I get to live in a completely different part of the world solely of my own choosing (if I did, you can rest assured I'd be somewhere in Europe right now instead of this New World sinking ship). Honestly you sound like the same fuck from yesterday that was about to have a goddamn fit because people wouldn't use exclusively metric in the CRT thread.

>>2294014

I'm telling you I'm not wading through shit you could have easily made more readable by replacing the diphthongs with their modern English equivalents if only you weren't so very hell-bent on being right.

>>2284214

>...(you say "one of your shitty mods" as if you see yourself as separate from "us").

I have no illusions that I am a genuine part of this community, if that's what you mean. If anything I'm a guest; simultaneously grateful for this little sheltered retro harbour yet also anxious about its future now that m00t is no longer in the driver's seat even in a ceremonial capacity.

But very well....Since you seem so overly interested in what I consider reasonable copyright:

1. Copyright reverts back to its pre-1979 status.

2. Extended fair use protections are hereby granted with explicit procedures for early emplacement into the public domain and a clear policy regarding transformative works.

3. The DMCA is revised, heavily. The only portions which survive in any recognizable form deal with takedown procedure, as DRM itself is no longer given special legal protections under law; it stands or it falls on its own power, the better to hasten its demise.

4. A work is by default ineligible for both copyright and patent protection, and vice-versa.