Emulation has literally saved gaming. Why do people hate it so much?

>>380653280
>takes down ROMs
>makes a 180 and sells them for $4.99

>>380653280
It just doesnt feel the same

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>muh intellectual property
>muh profits that don't come from these games any more
>muh ability to rerelease
>muh ability to fucking screw over people who didn't get the chance to play it

It's almost as if they're overprotective.

>>380653280
>Why do people hate it so much?
what?

Either because they're corporate cocksuckers or because they have physical collections that they take pride in.
Also archive.org you stupid fucks

>>380653280
it's only americans who are being watched online twice as much as the rest of the civilized world

>>380653381
Almost like they created the games in the first place and have the right to sell them however they feel amirite?

>>380653280
Nobody hates emulation
>>380653381
Romhustler and archive.org

>>380653741
>decades-old games, most of which will never see a rerelease should be taken down because muh IP
Good goy!

>>380653741
Sorry friend you aren't gonna land a job at Nintendo shitposting here

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>>380653741
Yes, I too love buying my old games 5 times the original price from some shady scalper.

>>380653280
Because neo-/v/ hates piracy for some reason.

>tfw every Nintendo game on emuparadise is gone

>>380654173
Have you seen /vg/? I'd call it /reddit/ but its probably worse than reddit

When will the "they don't make money from these games anymore" meme die? Unless your old game is unavailable on any digital store then you are not justified in stealing.

Only idiots would hate emulation. You can download an N64 zelda or something in 2 seconds and enjoy it for days with better graphics than the real thing

X is really good, why do [Insert majority amount of people] hate it so much?

Faboyism

>>380654232
Romhustler
And it gets higher speeds, 2.6mbps vs 2.0 at most

>>380654532
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=baGrlMvnQMk

>>380653280
>Why do people hate it so much?
It's a nu-/v/ trend. Emulation was so widely accepted for so long and clueless hipsters had to find something to be contrarian about.