You don't just need CDs to be dead, but DVDs too, as you'd need to rip those if you wanted to watch things on a phone/iPod for years.
(01-05-2014, 10:49 AM)DJBarry004 Wrote: [ -> ]I know this may be kind of late, but actually the one who owes an apology is me. I was the one (the sh***y and f*cking one) who reported you, O.P.
And, just rewriting what others said, that wouldn´t happened if you explained better what you wanted to say.
You were the guy who had problems with the Metroid Prime games, don´t you?
Once again, I apologize for causing you this.
No , you don't have to apologize to him . You did the right thing
@OP , It's totally your fault to ignore our check box below . Therefore , you don't deserve the right to complain MUHA-A-A-A-A *Insert Evil Laugh here*
AnyOldName3 Wrote:You don't just need CDs to be dead, but DVDs too, as you'd need to rip those if you wanted to watch things on a phone/iPod for years.
But nobody does that anymore either. Even if you do everything completely legally and by the books there are plenty of video streaming services like hulu plus, netflix, amazon prime, etc. out there that will work with virtually any device. I haven't ripped a DVD in years.
Quote:hulu plus
Not available in my country.
Quote:netflix
Not available in my country.
Quote:amazon prime
Not available in my country.
Luckily I live in a country where it's legal to download copyrighted movies from the internet, so in some sense I'd say I'm living in the future and you're stuck in the past
Oh right the Europeans. I always forget about you guys. Do you have to own a retail copy of the material before you can legally download it?