If they won't pay for legit access I wonder who they expect to pay the lawyers...
I thought you could like... download them?
heh, "what gives them the right"... well DUH it's right in the Terms of Service they agreed too. I'd be giving these people a lot of credit if I said they had the legal know-how of a walnut.
My favourite part is they "invent" these "rights" they have, too. My personal favourite was recently- when somebody I know here (in canada, that is) was complaining that something was apparently denying them their "fifth amendment right to free speech"... I found this quite funny, and laughed audibly.
"What's so funny! I've been VIOLATED"! they said.
"your right to free speech is not provided by the fifth amendment to the U.S constitution, it's provided by the charter of rights and freedoms, which falls under the constitution act of 1982, We're in Canada. Not the U.S. we're subject to Canadian Laws and have the rights as such through Canadian Law." I found it most humorous though myself because this very same person was one of those people saying we "have" to vote. and of course they say their voting for so and so, or so and so, but they don't realize that they aren't voting for a person they are voting for a party, and 90% of the time when one party comes to power the "person" who was used as figurehead during the election chooses a new prime minister or even better one of the others has a "change of heart" and realizes that his ideologies actually fit under the premise of the party that is in power. what a coincidence.
heh, sorry what were we talking about?
Anyway, I like this, especially since these people obviously didn't read either their warranties or any related documentation before they massacred their Xboxes DRM chip, or whatever it is.
In an odd parallel, the original NES had a lockout chip; and Nintendo didn't have it on the re-released console. (interesting)
