Originally posted by Zidane

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Originally posted by Yoronosuku

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I think their point is from an ethical standpoint...the idea of emulating thos especific systems was Nintendo's first, and I guess that the point they are trying to make is that even though its a good idea, it still isn't thier idea and it brings up a series of ethical questions to that subject ._.

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Hahaha, I know I've been thinking of games from any and all older consoles being emulated on newer ones long before the Game Cube, PS2, or XBox came out. Maybe Nintendo should pay me for ripping my idea. Seriously, I doubt that anyone who has used a console emulator hasn't already had this idea come to them. It is usually the biased type of people who can't really come up with anything wrong with a system that try to use an argument like this.

It reminds me of people on this board who say the PS2 sucked because it broke so often. Truthfully, I haven't heard of anything from any of my friends about their PS2 breaking so often. In fact, I'm always hearing how Game Cube accessories (like controllers - made by Nintendo) are always breaking. And pretty much everyone I've talked to (I've had this problem countless times, also) has had the problem of starting up their Game Cube and their analog stick is going crazy - the game has just begun, and already the cursor is scrolling up at lightning speed. The most believable reason why these people say PS2s break so much is because so many damn people own them. Obviously, if more people own them, more people are going to have them break on them. Mine's perfectly fine; really, it's usually due to the owner's stupidity that their console is broken.

I'm not on either side. I'm probably even going to buy a Wii. I'm just tired of seeing people come up with the weakest of arguments.

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