Unbelievable! Will Nintendo ever learn to live with the fans that like to promote their properties? This is a sign that they should embrace the fan culture, rather than repress it. I mean Sega went that way, and we ended up with one of the best Sonic games in recent years.

Now this is a worthwhile tracker. With their wide selection of items, and the ability to get and give rips and full discs, it is a good place for getting whatever you need easily. Worth the membership!

17 hours ago, walle said:

A very good tracker. But alas! Invites are disabled since a long time.

I agree! Too bad they don't provide invites. But if you're already a member, then it is a good tracker to go with.

At least I'm glad the music industry is starting to embrace change, and stop resisting against a new order. Now if only the same thing could happen to the film and television industries, and we'd be set.

Hopefully the Danes should show a good example towards how this Copyright trolling is an inhumane act. I mean, being accused of a crime because you have dementia? That is somewhat of a low.

That's a major mistake. You never brag on about a potentially messy situation. You have to be clandestine towards it, otherwise you'll end up in a world of pain.

How ironic? The Prey has become the predator, and they want their targets. It's surprising that while the larger corporations are being targeted and becoming figureheads, the smaller outfits are out for blood, and take action greatly.

At least there is some hope with this thing, with the notion of taking down false takedowns could very well be a boon for the smaller media makers on sites like Youtube. An end to the trolls out there who set out to make no fun.

So the Croods sequel is on there now. I guess the streaming rights have benefited those who want to pirate. Times have certainly changed.

Really, they're just trying to get more money for their sporting footages. Given Italy is crazy about the sport, they'd do anything to milk every dollar out of their viewing public. But still, people are going to find better means of getting their soccer action.

Good grief, they're trying to force people into not opting for illegal means of getting their entertainment, even though it is due to recent world events that they are forced to do so. I know the world is going through a lot, but the media makers have to learn to adapt.

Yes, Big Brother is becoming more real than you might expect. But that's what you get when you let big business try to crush any who want to better their product otherwise.

But then again, Spock was the most popular character of the show. You mention Star Trek to someone, they'll think of Spock. Kirk may have been important, but it was Spock that had remained an integral part of the show, even in the original series' pilot.

I would not take this as a safe bet. Just because you're opening in a theatre does not guarantee success. Remember, we're in the middle of a viral outbreak the likes of which hasn't been seen in a century. We're not out of the woods just yet.

Recent world events have taken down another legend. When will all this senseless sickness subside? Do we have to live with the virus, or can we beat it as much as other diseases of the past?

That's what happens with many TV finales. They build up to an expected climax, yet they end in a nonsensical whimper. It's like Battlestar Galactica, and Game of Thrones. Haters got to hate.

Interesting. Given Tenet's problems with its soundtrack, is it any wonder why the film is a laughing stock? It seems to be the poster child for what's wrong with Hollywood right now, regardless of recent world events.

Looks like a possibility here. Another crossover between generations. At least this is filling in the gaps in the TV Series' continuity.

A little swift. Just how I like it. This certainly proves that technology advances in leaps and bounds.

On 11/26/2020 at 9:23 AM, Voluntarist68 said:

Most trackers will ban you for sharing your  account, some pay2enter sites may be more lax but overall it's very risky

I agree. There could be a few faults and failings if you try a pay to enter site. They could very well be a scam, ready to pounce onto you at a moment's notice.

Sad. It seems that even Cloudflare does not guarantee a safety net. This is basically a tragedy, as information is lost. But in the end, something should emerge from the ruins, and take its place. It's all a matter of time.

It seems that with the rise of streaming, more and more titles are becoming available at high quality. But that's what you get when you let recent world events take over.

On 12/4/2020 at 8:31 AM, 3xinfinity said:

Sad... Mega was supposed to be a safe haven for this kind of stuff.

I know, but still it's a mere fraction of the files uploaded each day. People will find a way around all this. That's what inquisitive minds do.

Well, given that some of these films are notably terrible in their presentation, why else would the small studio try to grab as much money as possible? Why not live with your failures and learn from their collapses to become a better organization?

I don't get it. The Media industries are stuck in the past, with their older ways and deep pockets. Yet the new generation are pushing the boundaries with new ways of thinking. Hopefully as the younger set are placed into the governments, they would be able to listen to reason, and bring utopia to the web. All we have to do is wait.