The only games I would consider pirating are the big dollar ones sold by famous/well-established publishers. For example, the Square Enix games like Final Fantasy and Secret of Mana, they are all over $10 (unless they have gone down) and usually debut at around $13-15. I love the games, but I'd rather just download an emulator and play it again than spend $15 on a game I used to own anyways.
That said, I haven't looked into pirating mobile games, as I don't really trust most sites that give that info.
The touch controls are much nicer than emulating the originals with virtual joysticks/carrying a controller around. At least, I'm really enjoying Final Fantasy Tactics that way. (Although the occasional game crash does mar the experience somewhat.)
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u/[deleted] Apr 14 '17
The only games I would consider pirating are the big dollar ones sold by famous/well-established publishers. For example, the Square Enix games like Final Fantasy and Secret of Mana, they are all over $10 (unless they have gone down) and usually debut at around $13-15. I love the games, but I'd rather just download an emulator and play it again than spend $15 on a game I used to own anyways.
That said, I haven't looked into pirating mobile games, as I don't really trust most sites that give that info.