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Remember this scary woman? Her name is Haruna Anno and she's a retro gaming nerd/idol/model and stuff. Recently, during a break from writing "Chrono Trigger" in Japanese caligraphy (a game she has apparently played for 36 consecutive hours), she sent a message out to pirates on her blog. This also comes in light of the recent anti-piracy methods employed by Chrono Trigger DS, mind you.
"[Not paying for games] is the same as not paying your dinner tab or shoplifting," she blogs. "It's stealing. Don't think you've really played the game if you've done this... I do not think people who don't buy the games have the privilege to enjoy them."
News story attached to:
- Chrono Trigger [Wii, DS, SNES]
- Chrono Trigger [PSX]
Additional sources:
- via blog.livedoor.jp






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When she's not all dressed up like that she looks really nice and normal and stuff. But the outfits and the hair and the extreme nerdiness combine into one terrifying package.
*shivers*
A friend of mine said this one day. "Stealing is depriving someone of their property. Copying doesn't deprive them". Just felt like tossing that out there.
Instead of being a stupid cheap ass who has to copy everything because his mom wont increase his allowance. I would actually love just to see the gaming industry fold because of pirates, would be a good middle finger to them.
Not aimed at you BTW, aimed at pirates.
A guy I know said he doesn't pay for games because he shouldn't have to pay for data on a disk since it's not a physical object. Kid was freakin' *bleep* and he later went insane for 6 months from playing Half-Life2 and F.E.A.R.
Sounds like a lie, but it isn't. I almost failed Legal Studies because that douche was my partner in an assignment when he went loony.
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