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So it is OK to have isos if you make them yourself, but otherwise not?

 

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I'm not trying to say anything. I had just been under the impression it was all right to own an iso if one owned the game, but apparently that wasn't right. The distinction, then, is that you have to make the iso from the game yourself to legally play it?

 

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How come?

 

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I had hoped for a brief explanation of the "spirit" of the law, rather than the letter of it, verbatim, in all its bulk and glory, but thank you. If someone has already paid for the game, and the person who took the effort to convert the game doesn't mind others taking advantage of their conversion effort, how is anyone, Square/Enix or the converter, adversely affected?

 

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But if I were to find that person, and we were to trade our physical games, at that point it would become legal for me to possess the ISO?