Piracy when you own the game...

[Borrock]

Not sure I agree with the sentiment of "I bought the game for one system, so I can pirate it for all others." However, one situation where "Piracy" is not actually wrong would be obtaining or making a copy (Say a CD/DVD rip) of a game that you have actually bought so as to play it even after the disk breaks, which they occasionally do. The same applies to NoCD cracks.

There you go. Enjoy the brief version of my long, rambling thoughts on the matter.

 

[tock333]

I won't say I ever did this, but hypothetically if in an alternate universe I might have once bought a retail game only to discover that it was only in German (that is what I get for being an American abroad), I might have downloaded an English version of the game and used my German CD key to play it... Or if in that same universe CD 2 of my old Tron 2.0 game somehow got scratched beyond installability I might have downloaded a new iso so I could install using my originally purchased and valid cd key to play. That said, I would not feel it fair to pirate a game for another system just cuz I bought it on a different one... Besides you can find Oblivion for PC for dirt cheap these days anyway...