What was the last game you ever pirated?

Age of Empire Gold Edition to test user HD patch.
I'm ready to delete the pirated copy as soon as Microsoft re-release AoE on Steam or GOG.

TRAIN SIMULATOR. I'm not regret it.

The main reason i used to pirate in the past was to test the games i was interested to purchase.Since then ( hard to remember the time) i never pirated again.Thanks to Steam sales, i don't regret buying any game.
And i'm sorry for your bad experience with Origin,their client is a bit crappy.You should retry contact them if you have proofs of the key purchase etc.I played Mass Effect 3 on my ps3(even tho it had negative reviews, i never faced any problem).Love all Mass Effect games . Looking forward to Andromeda :)

Hmm, for last 8 years-as i own Steam account from DEC 28 2007-i only buy games thru Steam, sometimes CDKEYS or lowprices boxes from auctions. No pirating at all!

I used to Pirate A LOT a few years ago but now that I have a new laptop I stopped. Although my brother does it now and I asked him to get me Papers Please a while ago.

Only abandonware, like bf2142.

I don't even remember.. Maybe Scribblenauts Unlimited? But after that i bought the game on Steam.

undertale via usb sticks and friends

Your all nicked my son's, expect ya front doors going through at 4 am in the very near future :P

for me its any game that i cant get a demo of and i delete it within a few days i just try it out and if i don't like it i don't buy it if i do ill buy it, i just don't want to pay a lot of money for something and not like it then never play it. IMO all games should have a demo so u can try it out to decide if u want to buy it or not. last game i did that for was

Oh hai there Chris Dodd.

I am playing pirated Doom 64 ROM right now. I don't have Nintendo 64 to begin with.

In past 4 years, only 2. Previous Starcraft and Wasteland 2 at release (I bought this one later, when it got decent discount and even with discount it still was more expensive than full price ru copy -.-.. and it's only game ever for which one I paid more than 10$). Reason? Money; too expensive.
As soon as I get bored with latest Dota season pass, I'll probably "checkout" new Starcraft and XCOM2 ;)

It was Saints Row IV, I tried when Steam put it free for thw weekend and loved it. Then i bought the collection on sales.

The only time I ever downloaded a game ROM was for streaming something I could not stream from the original console I had, and I still owned a physical copy of the game in that circumstance. I collect games and pirating them never sat well with me. =P

Games it has been years, around Kazza lite or Emule time. Movies/Tv would be last night. AMC closed the 3 closest theaters to me and I don't feel like driving 45 minutes to a mega showplace. Almost everything is available streaming on day 1 and often DVD quality shortly after. Screw $12 tickets and $10 popcorn and soda.

I have never pirated a game.

Used to pirate a lot, then discovered game bundles and Steam sales, and haven't looked back xd When I can buy games for less than the price of a bar of chocolate, it's not really worth to pirate. (Except the Sims Store, because fuck EA, and them milking the same game and their customers again and again.)

Only the weak live with four limbs arrrr!

i pirated binding of isaac rebirth because i felt it would be so close to the original but then i liked it so much i ended up buying it on steam

Haven't pirated in so long I don't even remember!

I used to have a collection of burned CDs with pirated games on it, but getting a steady job completely stopped that.

"Yes, I can't afford to always buy original copies so sometimes I pirate."

aka "i am entitled to your shit because it is within my power to take it" ;) you people are so bronze age, at least admit it

Call of Duty: Ghosts. Just to see how bad it was.

I used to pirate all my games, but now if i cant afford a game i just wait for sales, bundles or i buy it from the grey market. I still follow the rule a wise man once said: "Never pay more than twenty bucks for a computer game".