Popular gaming emulators get pulled from Android Market

Pity, I liked playing classics on the go. Oh, well.

You can still get them from SlideMe for free now. I paid for them when they were on android market, they were a well-worthy purchase.

You know those gaming companies have to bitch about everything these days. You know, when these guys release ROMS like this, those companies (Sony, Nintendo, Microsoft. etc.) consider this to be a threat. Hardly. Instead, they should embrace that this was a good thing instead of a bad thing. More penetration from these games are sure to gain some popularity even if they are the old classics. Hell, even innovation has rose its head. How do you think that we have digital downloads today? From those pirates, silly!! More sales online along with physical media sales is what arose from dowloads.- BLUEBOY

I kind of place this corporate behavior in the likes akin to the old TV commercials for single album artists back in the late 70's & early 80's. They still "try" to do it now, but they (corporations) but they don't quite have the yank in their jerk-off power like thy used to.

Used to, when corps completely owned the rights to say Elvis, they would sit on his records for a while knowing his audience wanted to hear from the dead idol.

So during the year, when they would hit a dry spell from pumping too much money into whatever finger banging special they were trying to push onto Billboard or simple slump because artists weren't falling for their bullshit & signing; they'd drop an Elvis album onto the airwaves.

Why? HE'S DEAD. The residual check earnings going to his estate ain't what you think they are, so the pure bullshit profits going into the corps pockets is golden gravy.

Now just apply that to the digital market. Except, no packaging, no barker (announcer barfing into a microphone convincing you to buy), any talent (voices on the game) used in the game probably doesn't have additional legal right to compensation so their out 'that' money, no real storage or delivery fees, no unions to deal with...

These guys are in an orgasmic meltdown of biblical proportions that even divinity is about to cower from. So yeah, they don't simple snivelton pissing in their pool.

I was pissed about it back when I was a kid when 8 tracks came out, then things went to cassettes (look it up, you have Google). I knew then I was going to get bent over or corporate "buy your shit over & over again" repeat business venture even back in the 70's.

So I salute you guys that find ways of making my stuff last just a bit longer. Now if I could just find a way to make my own broke ass last a bit longer...

So now I have to find a copy of Pokemon Red somewhere and pay someone—who isn't the gaming company by the way—money for it to have it probably crap out.

Think I'll just hack my DS instead...

Originally posted by blueboy09:

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You know those gaming companies have to bitch about everything these days. You know, when these guys release ROMS like this, those companies (Sony, Nintendo, Microsoft. etc.) consider this to be a threat. Hardly. Instead, they should embrace that this was a good thing instead of a bad thing. More penetration from these games are sure to gain some popularity even if they are the old classics. Hell, even innovation has rose its head. How do you think that we have digital downloads today? From those pirates, silly!! More sales online along with physical media sales is what arose from dowloads.- BLUEBOY

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So if they pulled Nesoid from the marketplace, do they take it off my phone as well, or can I still use it?

Amen, LordRuss, Amen!

I might be wrong, but its strange how this come a week or two after an appearance of an app that allowed users to very very easy way find and download roms using a app (forgot what it was called)...

This now bumps up the number of apps I have purchased that I can no longer download from the marketplace to 9. That is roughly 30 USD now lost. Thanks alot Google.