It always kinda warmed my heart that organizations based around pirating stuff created their own IP as a side thing.

my antivirus freaked out when I played this.

The sound of my late teens.

Now I want to play Mega Man.

Ah, the soundtrack to me being frustrated navigating unnecessarily complicated UIs.

1. Click the red pigeon
2. When the transfer completes, press the green disk
3. Press the filing cabinet with the 7 on it, not the one with the 3 unless you are in England, Ghana, or Canada
4. Press multiple times to randomly generate one of 3 keys
5. Find Waldo
6. Don't click on Waldo. If you do, go back to step 3
7. Copy the key from the 3rd window and paste in the 5th in the installer
8. Write down the code in window 6, you will need this when the trial runs out in 73 days
9. Start program by running rfpqwep.bat in the \os\prog\gmeinfo\locdata\bin\dat directory under the path you chose to install
10. Enjoy!

Ironically, I would pay money for music like this.

This gets 5 stars for reminding me of all the ridiculously annoying warez crap I used to deal with.
Anyone else remember shit like this:
-Download a warez releasse via a torrent.
-The release is in a single RAR file, unRAR it
-Inside the RAR there was a single ZIP file, so unZIP that
-Inside the ZIP was 8 ZIP files, extract of them
-After unpacking all the ZIP files, you now have a split RAR archive, unpack that
-Now you have a single ZIP file, unpack that.
-OK, now you have an installer.exe! Run that!
-Oh look, the "installer" just copies a DLL file into the target directory....
-The DLL file is like 2KB larger than the original ZIP the torrent got you

NERD RAGE!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Also, minus stars for the complete lack of visuals...

You guys do realize 90% of this "Warez music" is just demoscene stuff that they stole without the original composer's permission, right?

Chiptunes are pretty fun when they're done well. Most of it is garbage though. I miss the real demoscene guys back when 4 channels was all you got.

After navigating through hundreds of bogus, popup-ridden warez sites, unrar'ing 120 files and being greeted with this music, you knew you were finally in business.

Torrents make it all so easy that it isn't even worth doing anymore. Having a paycheck helps too. Also, Steam holiday sales.

I used to use the computer that just so happened to be right next to my folk's room way-back-when using the dial-up. I'd stay up for hours slowly downloading shit from warez rooms on AOL. I'd completely forget about the speakers and run a crack or something and suddenly I'm the bad guy for being awake at 4 on a school night.

This is fantastic.