Thank you.
Someone who actually answers a question.
Of course it is a grey area which is why I asked.
No one asks easy questions. I appreciate your answer as basically: It is not knowable.
See, all it took was someone saying no one knows and it cannot really be taken to court about but since it...
"whoever holds the almighty game disk holds the power to use it"
"so you will most likely burn in hell"
May God who for some reason you hate, who still loves you, bless you.
But at any rate by logic given by you, let me put in Gerkin because I have 15 years as a Lead Software Engineer who...
Yes.
So for example, I owned a Nintendo 64 and a SNES,
I owned Super Mario 64 and Super Mario World As Cartridges.
Both Systems Were Stolen From Me With Those Games.
I wish to download an N64 Emulator and a SNES emulator and
the ROMs for Super Mario 64 and Super Mario World (as an example)...
I had many gaming systems stolen and I want to know if I owned the system, the game and it was all stolen,
if I am entitled to a digital copy in the form of a ROM
given that the digital rights act says that you are allowed one digital copy?
Yes or No would be appreciated.