Economic possibilities of reproductions of old 16 bit games.

synrgy87 · Oct 16, 2012

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Same thing. When prohibition occurred in the US the supply of alcohol was artificially shut off by the US Government. So what happened? That's right my friend, alcohol came flowing over the border from Canada and Mexico to meet what? A demand.

May not be legitimate but most people likely don't care and just want to play the game at a price lower than full.

Fuck em. Collector's rights don't exist no matter how much penis waving and foot stomping they do. They paid money for an item and should be happy with that knowledge. If they bought it to appreciate in value then I've got ocean front property in Austria to sell them. Nobody, nor anyone else's actions, should be forced to help curtail the loss of value or "specialness" that a collector's collection has.
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