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Re: The FBI Has Seized A Switch ROM Site As Part Of A 'Law Enforcement Operation'

WiltonRoots

@The_Nintend_Pedant It was a mixture really, MD stuff I would rent out from Blockbuster etc and make a copy, or make copies of my games and give them to friends. SNES was different as I had a US model modded to play Japanese games plus the UK SNES stuff was a bit lame and 50Hz.

I got a lot of SNES stuff that were betas/unfinished/unreleased through people who knew devs, I think after a while you stop seeing value in the games when you don't pay for them and that's when something clicked. The conscience kicked in I suppose - plus that feeling of holding the packaging in your hand, taking the game out for the first time (even more so with Japanese imports), feeling the effort that went in.

Re: The FBI Has Seized A Switch ROM Site As Part Of A 'Law Enforcement Operation'

WiltonRoots

@Fiergala debates are a waste of time in here, as are reading walls of text. Basically people think they’re freedom fighters. Che Guevara. Spartacus. Whatever. They’re not. They’re just tight and hate spending money and make up grand excuses. “But what about this and what about that???!???” All nonsense. Don’t know if bo11ocks is filtered on here….

Re: Talking Point: With Bigger GameCube File Sizes, Should Nintendo Let Us Download Individual NSO Games?

WiltonRoots

“Something something evil anti-consumer Nintendo!!!!!” 🥱

I figured this might be an issue as they were moving from carts in the MB region into discs in the GB region. People wanted Gamecube, but a big Gamecube library is going to devour a few gigs of your storage. So I reckon on demand would be a nice option. A bit like how you can offload apps but keep the data associated with it.

Re: Nintendo's Ability To Ban Switch 2 Consoles Has Landed It In Hot Water

WiltonRoots

So if I’m correct, the Mig switch is completely unlicensed and used predominantly by pirates? A case of the majority ruining it for the few? The console then has online functionality completely disabled if you attempt to use it?

Then some poor hapless soul (little Timmy or whoever) picks up a second hand dud that someone traded in…from a store that never tested an expensive electrical device at trade in to begin with, or some anonymous person online looking for a mug, and the person buying it never testing it either? Is this the scenario that’s playing out?

Re: Nintendo's President Apologises For Not Being Able To Meet Switch 2 Demand

WiltonRoots

@jsty3105 yeah they’re soiling the comment sections, we have a good crowd of regulars in here, even though we don’t always agree with each other, but when I see names I don’t recognise coming in hot it sets off alarm bells. Would you walk into a room full of people you don’t know and talk down to them in real life? Half these clowns can’t even look someone in the eye.