HingryHuppo

That’s a shame, because Super Soccer is a fairly big part of the SNES story. It was a launch title in my country and Nintendo advertised it as if it was their own.

A SNES library without Super Soccer, is like when Mario loses his cap in SM64. Nothing is broken, but it just feels wrong.

It finally happened. Nintendo ran out of ideas.

Lawyer breaks down what makes an emulator illegal by saying…

“ "While you can’t immediately claim that an emulator is illegal in itself, it can become illegal depending on how it’s used"”

Here’s a quick list I compiled of other things that are very similar.

Spoons - perfectly legal, unless you maliciously poke someone in the eye with the handle end; should be banned.

Chicken drumsticks - perfectly legal, unless you remove the meat and maliciously poke someone in the eye with the pointy end; should be banned.

Paper - perfectly legal, unless you roll it up into a point and maliciously poke someone in the eye with it. Should be banned.

Thanks Nintendo lawyers for clarifying that emulators are indeed legal.