Black and White (the first one) CD Key

Anyone have one?

Isn’t that.... Illegal?

Rise of Shinra

shhh
cid if we close our eyes and prentend it isnt
then it isnt

Cid wrote: Isn’t that.... Illegal?

Let me explain. I bought Black and White, I had it installed and everything, then my computer got a virus and I had to restart everything...

Trying to install B&W again, I realized I lost my CD Key.

I’m only trying to play something I bought for. It’s only illegal when it’s a copied game that’s been distributed.

NEREVAR117 wrote:

Cid wrote: Isn’t that.... Illegal?

Let me explain. I bought Black and White, I had it installed and everything, then my computer got a virus and I had to restart everything...

Trying to install B&W again, I realized I lost my CD Key.

I’m only trying to play something I bought for. It’s only illegal when it’s a copied game that’s been distributed.

Call the game manufacturer. They’d be happy to provide you with a new key.

Rise of Shinra

Cid wrote:

NEREVAR117 wrote:

Cid wrote: Isn’t that.... Illegal?

Let me explain. I bought Black and White, I had it installed and everything, then my computer got a virus and I had to restart everything...

Trying to install B&W again, I realized I lost my CD Key.

I’m only trying to play something I bought for. It’s only illegal when it’s a copied game that’s been distributed.

Call the game manufacturer. They’d be happy to provide you with a new key.

Really? brb

NEREVAR117 wrote:

Cid wrote:

NEREVAR117 wrote:

Cid wrote: Isn’t that.... Illegal?

Let me explain. I bought Black and White, I had it installed and everything, then my computer got a virus and I had to restart everything...

Trying to install B&W again, I realized I lost my CD Key.

I’m only trying to play something I bought for. It’s only illegal when it’s a copied game that’s been distributed.

Call the game manufacturer. They’d be happy to provide you with a new key.

Really? brb

Yep. Glad I could help.

Rise of Shinra

I have it...but im not giving it 2 u.

gabmed wrote:

Demon Slayer wrote: I have it...but im not giving it 2 u.

lol

Cid wrote:

NEREVAR117 wrote:

Cid wrote: Isn’t that.... Illegal?

Let me explain. I bought Black and White, I had it installed and everything, then my computer got a virus and I had to restart everything...

Trying to install B&W again, I realized I lost my CD Key.

I’m only trying to play something I bought for. It’s only illegal when it’s a copied game that’s been distributed.

Call the game manufacturer. They’d be happy to provide you with a new key.

Interesting..
I was under the impression that it was illegal to break the copyright on the game and to distribute it, not to be the reciever of the game. For instance, I own a copy of COD2 and I later downloaded it off of a torrent site. I asked my school’s networking manager if it is indeed illegal to get a copied game, and he said, not if you already own the rights to the game. Now, how are the game manufacturers supposed to know whether or not I’ve bought a game when I download it? Doesn’t that seem a little hypocritical?

“Saying “Why play Guitar Hero when you can play a real guitar?" is like saying “Why play a first person shooter when you can join the army?" -c_pokey

I sent them an E-Mail,because they won’t answer my calls for some reason. I proved a picture as proof I already own the game.

cocommander wrote:

Cid wrote:

NEREVAR117 wrote:

Cid wrote: Isn’t that.... Illegal?

Let me explain. I bought Black and White, I had it installed and everything, then my computer got a virus and I had to restart everything...

Trying to install B&W again, I realized I lost my CD Key.

I’m only trying to play something I bought for. It’s only illegal when it’s a copied game that’s been distributed.

Call the game manufacturer. They’d be happy to provide you with a new key.

Interesting..
I was under the impression that it was illegal to break the copyright on the game and to distribute it, not to be the reciever of the game. For instance, I own a copy of COD2 and I later downloaded it off of a torrent site. I asked my school’s networking manager if it is indeed illegal to get a copied game, and he said, not if you already own the rights to the game. Now, how are the game manufacturers supposed to know whether or not I’ve bought a game when I download it? Doesn’t that seem a little hypocritical?

They’d probably ask for a product key, which is usually on the container. Maybe even the numbers on a bar code. There’s a ton of ways.

Rise of Shinra

xD i didnt find the code either

“To sing when you hurt,and to sing when you cry,to sing when you live and to sing when you die”

C’mon, surely SOMEONE has a code...

Uh...kinda illegal...sure you claim to have bought it...but that could be a fallacy.

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