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creepindeth04

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Ok so I just saw a tv commercial for this and Im thinking to myself, "This is pretty cool." I dont know how well it works but the idea is promising.

http://www.gametap.com/home/how_gametap_works.jsp
 
I looked into Gametap before. Basically, you pay a set amount per month to be able to play older games online. They pretty much have anything you could want to play except FM Towns Marty 2 :(.

GAMEFAN
 
I cant believe Sega and other companies are allowing this. Yet anything pay to play is totally lame.

The commericals are funny however

Yet my question is, are all the games using the keyboard or do they have any compatibility with PC controllers?
 
Ghouls N Ghosts said:
I cant believe Sega and other companies are allowing this. Yet anything pay to play is totally lame.

The commericals are funny however

Yet my question is, are all the games using the keyboard or do they have any compatibility with PC controllers?
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I have a MAS PC Pro Stick and it works perfectly. If you can program the joystick, it will work just fine.

GAMEFAN
 
Ghouls N Ghosts said:
I cant believe Sega and other companies are allowing this. Yet anything pay to play is totally lame.

The commericals are funny however

Yet my question is, are all the games using the keyboard or do they have any compatibility with PC controllers?
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They have USB controller support.
 
Bluevoodu said:
odd.... does ANYONE know for sure if this is legit?
I just don't see how it can be..


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Thats the first thing that popped into my mind. I wonder how they were able to get and are still getting so many licenses.
 
i think if it werent legit they would be shut down by now somebody big has had to of seen one of their commercials and checked it out
 
I'm sure it's set up like an arcade. The arcade buys the machine, or in this online setting, the license, and then charges customers for the games. I see no difference other than the obvious between this and coin-op games. And I am sure it's legal. Now if they didn't charge for the games, I am sure they'd be in trouble...
 
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