Nah. Fuck LIKE Nintendo, and be second best.
Ah good, the nintendo boots needed some polishing.
I think Nintendo would probably win in court. I think the chances would be slim that a court would find that you own any of the actual software that powers your console, including keys stored on it, or that you have the right to use that software in a way that circumvents the EULA. If these folks had clean room reversed engineered the entire process, including creating and validating keys, I think Nintendo would lose. But since it relies on keys Nintendo created being used for something other than their intended purpose I think Nintendo has a case.
Ask geohot about the lesson Sony learned.This doesnt change nothing
Nintendo should accept that they cant do nothing about emulation. Sony learned the lesson, nintendo doesnt want to
Connectix virtual game station may god have you in glory
Emulation is legal.
Sony learned their lesson in the Damn 90s,Nintendo is really that far behind. I have a feeling they're gonna get away with it too like they always seem to do.This doesnt change nothing
Nintendo should accept that they cant do nothing about emulation. Sony learned the lesson, nintendo doesnt want to
Connectix virtual game station may god have you in glory
Why's that?
Emulator is only illegal if the dev uses proprietary source code, Its perfectly legal for one program to simulate the feature of another hardware as long as the source code does not infringe that copy right.
Emulation is legal yes but playing devils advect here. What if Nintendo can prove that emulation is mostly use for piracy against their games?
The emulator is legal sure, but is emulation legal? I know the saying is that if you own the game you can emulate it. Because you don't own the game, you own the ability to play it.
Any proprietary software usage including Bios or Commercial games are only legal if the user had the license to it.
Then Nintendo would have to go after every user they had evidence with, which like I said above, is almost impossible. Console maker typically go after the emulator dev for that reason, but the case could hardly be established due to most emulator in modern days leaves almost no traces leading to piracy. Since the developing of emulator is legal, only the usage might not, they would have to go after the users.
When it comes to Nintendo - better screen resolution, image quality, performance and just overal miles and miles better gameplay experience justifies everything. If you're forcing people to bu shit products, they will find a way to get much better gameplay experience.
For some reason Nintendo went after software that only someone who owns a Switch and is NOT pirating would use.
In an ironical sense, Nintendo do care about its fanbase, most Nintendo fan here absolutely reject the idea of Nintendo releasing ports, Nintendo is doing exactly what its fan wants in this regard.
I could care less if Nintendo ports their games, as long as I'm able to play with the joycons separated.
That's why I didn't say "every", I'm also a fan of their games, but I wish they could be ported so I could have better performance.
But you do understand that will kill off their business model of also profiting from Hardware.
Companies only care about themselves, money and not their fan base (if there is one), numerous fan projects were shut down cuz of Nintendo, their greed and their shit policies and cuz of this alone, they will never get any support from me in any way shape or form. I bought Switch twice and sold it twice, never again. Modern home only and traditional console with native 4K support and 0 motion gimmicks or fuck off.
Why should I care about these "lols" and people who gave them? As far as I'm concerned, these OPs are 100% right and I've said + - the same thing here. Sony lost nothing by releasing their games on PC and now have more ways to sell their games and fund future projects, while previously they could only selfishely rely on their own console. The more people have access to games from said hardware, the better, and it only means more profits for those who make them.
I'm not advocating for anything, I'm speaking for myself and myself only. It's just so happens that there's people like me who think the same way. I don't hate Nintendo, they can just fuck off.
They can do just fine without me, I'm good on my own.
Emulation is legal since emulation goal is to replicate an hardware, a mere proof of concept, which is not illegal. The only illegal part would be if you "steal" part of the original code, so emulators must use different approaches.
This you? "As long as Switch will be the only platform for their games, emulation will be the only and the best way to play their games, whether you bought them or not."
No.
