Great post ..Thanks for the useful information

I got an iso for a game I own but the disc for got corrupted via p2p
loaded it into a virtual cd drive and away I went (could have burned it to a disk, but I have few discs and much hard drive space)

One word: p2p. I saw various final fantasy torrents on torrentspy, torrentreactor, piratebay and etc..

Of course this is not entirely legal…

If you want 100% legal, you can try calling the publisher to see if they would replace the game for you.

Either that or ebay.

Hey, I was thinking of this myself recently, and I saw this. How do you get copies of games that you own but tragically got destroyed (like FFVII, which now costs more than new games)?

hehe.. is it a bad thing that I already know the feeling of being able to “afford” to procrastinate when its only gcse coursework?

although i guess with this stuff, i actually can afford to procrastinate..
although i guess since I’m kinda behind in some things, i actually can’t..

meh

I swear, I think I developed ADD lately. :mrgreen:

Get back to that thesis…you know you are close when you can “afford” to mess around. Just get it done. :)