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So what is this SecuROM stuff? Can anyone explain this to me?viewtiful26

SecureROM is the EA-appointed copyright protection coding, which is a form of digital rights management (DRM) that was supposed to reduce the number of pirated copies of Spore to about 0. Unfortunately, the pirates have already found a way to circumvent it and distribute it illegally on P2P programs such as LimeWire and Kazza. To date, there has been over 100,000 copies of the game pirated and illegally distributed in less than a week since the game was released, costing EA as much as $5,000,000 in lost sales due to piracy.

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After about 500 charges, each charge afterwards will have 75% of the power it had when you bought it brand new.
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TC, you do realize that the game cards on the DS are also a form of rewrittable flash memory, which means the game is saved right onto the flash memory portion of the game card, thus eliminating the need of a secondary memory card/stick for the system?
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Sad, but interesting fact about the DreamCast--One of the reasons why the DreamCast didn't last as long on the market as Sega wanted to was because the console lacked a form of copyright protection that the PSOne and PS2 had, which meant everyone and their uncle copied their DreamCast games and distributed them through P2P programs such as Limewire.
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Do me and yourself a favor--Stick to the standard 8MB PS2 memory cards, as those mega memory cards use compressed memory, which means it'll corrupt faster than a fish out of water.
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To me, it is the Super NES. There were so many unique titles on the system, such as F-Zero, Secret of Mana and Clayfighter, among others for the system.
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Start with Final Fantasy I and II, just to see where the series began.
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I don't know what Dragon Ball Z fanboys see in this one, but Ultimate Battle 22 for the PSOne is not even worth $0.01, as far as the gameplay is concerned.
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Thunder Force V: Perfect System (PSOne)

SolarStriker (Gameboy)

R-Type DX (GBC)

Gekio: Shooting King (PSOne)

Metal Black (Arcade)

Gradius: The Interstellar Assault (Gameboy)

Xevious (Arcade/NES/GBA)

G-Darius (Arcade)

RayStorm (Arcade)

Raiden: Fighters Jet (Arcade)

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PSOne Games:

Metal Gear Solid

Legend of Dragoon

Legend of Legaia

Mortal Kombat Trilogy

Wild Arms

PS2 Games:

Final Fantasy XII

Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas

Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance II

Soul Calibur III

Midway Arcade Treasures II