Emulation is a legal gray area, even if you own the original game. While some argue that it falls under fair use, others believe it violates copyright laws. It's best to research and understand the laws in your specific region before using emulation.
When emulation is being mentioned , it is not the game that is being emulated but the hardware. So you will not find "PS1 Emulation Games". You will find PS1 Emulator. You use your own games, or ISO's of your own games.
Distributing the emulators themselves is not illegal. Distributing the games is.
What you are asking for is emulation. Emulation is the porting of a console game to a computer, and is illegal if you do not own a copy of the game yourself. Anyways, if you play Mario Kart Wii on your computer you cannot use any Wi-Fi functionality. Do not ask about illegal activities on Answers.com.
What you are asking for is emulation. Emulation is the porting of a console game to a computer, and is illegal if you do not own a copy of the game yourself. Anyways, if you play Mario Kart: Double Dash on your computer you cannot use any multiplayer functionality.
There is no software which will convert a PS2 Game Disc into a PC game Disc. PS2 emulation could allow a PC to play a PS2 game if you could find and download a reliable emulation
Videe game emulators are 100% legal as long as you own the game's hard copy. So if you own Megaman 7 hard copy, it's legal to have the ROM.
It is legal if you actually own the Saturn game. But if you don't own the original Saturn game, getting the Bios should be considered an illegal download.
Provided you already own a legal copy of the game you can make a "back up" copy for your own use.
No emulation, no progress
Emulating a game that you own is a legally gray area. While you may have the right to create a backup copy of a game you own, distributing or downloading ROMs or emulators may infringe on copyright laws. It's best to consult legal advice or the game's terms of service for clarity.
Downloading ROMs for games that you do not own is considered illegal. Legal options include creating your own ROMs from games you own or getting ROMs from legal sources.
They're not 'game legal' of course, but perfectly legal to own. Sometimes sheets of them are given out as prizes.