Good.
Remember: It’s always ethically okay pirating a Nintendo game
At this point, I think it’s gone from “ethically okay” to “mandatory”.
It’s like downloading Metallica’s newest album. Sure, I might never listen to it, but it’s the principle.
No Thanks https://yewtu.be/watch?v=Uig6djcy73c
Brothership? Are they intentionally playing into incest fan fic? Are those the only Mario fans left? Is Luigi really a bottom in their brothership? Can parents see why kids love the taste of cinnamon toast crunch™©®?
Gamers, is it gay to call a bond between siblings brothership?
its 2024, if you aren’t shipping incest what are you doing with your life?
Every day I am trying my hardest, to not give into a temptation and eat my own body weight in puffed cheese balls.
This has nothing to do with the post, however you did ask.the first step to achieving your goals is making them more achievable, in this case if you weigh less you will need to eat fewer cheeseballs.
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It’s a portmanteau of brotherhood and friendship, with the joke being that they are on a boat
Has Nintendo ever had the entire rom of a major game leak before it was released?
Not quite the same but there was a working GBA emulator before the console released.
In case this was asked in earnest, yes- it happens all the time. Nintendo releases have been notoriously leaky for about 3 years now
Happened with Tears of the Kingdom too iirc.
And Echoes of Wisdom too.
Skyward Sword too, going back to the Wii era. That was probably just someone at a games store dumping the disc when it was shipped to them before they could legally sell it though.
And Metroid dread. I finished that one the weekend before it came out. Then bought the collectors tin.
One of the gen 9 pokemon games. I think violet?
I was out with my wife’s family coordinating with my brother by text trying to get it downloaded.
Oh no! It says there might be early spoilers! Yikes!
Nothing for me to do but go download the ROM and play it early, then. I have no choice.
Hope more comes.
Good, it serves them right for the way they treat their customers. I hope every one of their games gets leaked early.
They typically do in my experience
yup, i was active in the n64 days and we enjoyed early roms :)
That’s awesome, I didn’t know it went that far back
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stealing from nintendo is a long running tradition
Sorry, I meant the early leaked copies specifically
Unpopular opinion: These leaks are probably the reason for Nintendo being so ruthless on emulators.
Agreed, very unpopular and underwhelming opinion.
Doesn’t make it wrong.
Actually, sorry, but it does. Covering your investment is one thing, being an asshole because you can is an entirely different thing. Nintendo has made it their goal to show the world they are all about the latter one.
Nintendo isn’t a person. It’s a corporation. When their most important game of the year is leaked and spread on the web one week before release, they are kind of pressured to conduct legal action.
Yeah? 1. You’re pulling crap out of your ass. Nobody said it’s a person, it’s a bunch of picks running a company, we all know that. 2. They deserve to get fucked sideways with this and more for bullying people drowning them in legal action with their infinite money glitch, only because “why not?”.
So, without a pinch of respect for them, you or anyone that defends their asshole behavior, fuck off.
What exactly am I “pulling out of my ass”?
Nobody said it’s a person
You’re talking about Nintendo as if it’s a person with phrases like your bullet point 2.
I’m not defending anyone. I’m describing how a corporation is likely to react in capitalism. I don’t condone any of this: I don’t condone copyright laws, I don’t condone legal threats, I don’t condone capitalism. I just try to describe how systems behave without trying to get morality involved by claiming a company is (or is run by) an or several assholes.
I also don’t condone nuclear weapons when I describe the strategy of deterrence by mutually assured destruction.
So, the ROM leaking early has…what to do with emulators?
Outlets reporting on how Metroid Dread was running on emulators pre-release and describing how to pirate it makes Nintendo pursue actions to prevent that shit. They can’t prevent their games leaking, so they attack the emulators.
Is this so much harder to believe than Nintendo having a personal grudge?
It’s difficult to know how much of a difference it makes, but I also think it’s at least a reason. Given Nintendo is also going after sites like Vimm’s Lair, which does not host recent consoles ROMs, it’s not the only reason.
Certainly not. But with Vimm’s lair you could argue that it’s definetly illegal, while emulation is generally considered legal.
There’s tons of illegal things that people do every single day that the law turns a blind eye to because reality is complicated. Piracy of games not being sold by the company anymore is certainly by-the-books illegal, but everyone obviously recognizes that it’s an entirely harmless “crime”. Like smoking weed in illegal states. Everyone knows it’s bullshit, so if you defend locking people up for a few grams of weed you’re a bootlicker.
To be clear: I agree that both weed and emulation is a victimless “crime” and shouldn’t be prosecuted. However, I don’t think corporate lawyers and judges agree with us on this point.
Edit: also, Nintendo usually gets what they want by threatening to go to court without actually doing so. So the actual legality doesn’t actually matter too much. Certainly doesn’t when it comes to Switch emulators shutting down.
You’re right. I just hate corporate bullies.
mamma mia
utterly revolting!!
Where did these leak so i know to stay away from those parts of the internet.
Not sure but there has been a torrent of leaks as of late.
Does it run on ryujinx? 🤣
Probably very likely.
I wouldnt know
Spoiler
(but yes)
Well, it works fine on the steam deck.
With ho wierdly consistent these leaks are now.
I doubt Nintendo is smart enough to use that as a biz strategy, by like, there has to be some intention behind this from on an insider.How does it happen?
The first gen switch is really easy to hack. Once someone in the supply-line gets their hands on a cartridge, it’s already online.
