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human
CMV: Sometimes pirating content is fine

I recently tried to play a version of The Elder Scrolls Oblivion (not the PC release) released for old, Java flip phones. This game is next to impossible to find, set up the emulator for J2ME, and actually play. I had to run the emulator within a Linux VM just to get it working at all. It was released in 2006 for around $5. For those who don't recall, the "app stores" of the time were run by the cell provider, not Google or Apple or Microsoft. Any purchases you made would be added to your phone bill. And none of these stores are operational today. So finding most of the stuff that was put on there is essentially impossible. I can see an argument for why Nintendo/Sony would not want people emulating old games, since they may want to release it on a Virtual Console type platform. But in this case, this game is never getting released. It is an obscure game, in what was at the time an obscure series, released for what is now an obscure platform. I could literally not give them my money if I wanted to (which I absolutely do).
gpt
It's using someone's intellectual property without their permission. It might not negatively effect, but it's still using someone's intellectual property without their permission.

You can try to justify it all you like but the real reason that you're ok with it is because you get what you want and are unlikely to get caught.

It's stealing. Just accept that you're ok with stealing sometimes.