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Originally Posted by DeMarcus  techinically extreme is legal too... but only like a couple machines... so like 99% is bootleg... |
Extreme is not legal. 99% are bootleg, sure, too bad even the legit ones are still illegal here, even if they are legit.
Secondly, to the original poster:
Buying a game, keeping it in your house, and then saving up for another game is a very bad idea. All that time in your house, the game will get outdated. You don't want outdated games, people don't play outdated games. Ask anyone up in Toronto from these forums how often their Pop'n Music 6 machine gets played. When I go to visit, I've never seen anyone play the game.
What you should do is keep saving your money until you can buy 5-6 games at once, or however many you want to get before the opening. This way, you can buy the latest, or second newest version (if money is tight), of the game and garner more interest.
In addition to being able to buy the later versions of the game, keeping thousands of dollars in an interest bearing savings account will earn you money, and help you to achieve your goal faster. Buying a game and having it sit in your house will earn you nothing.