• otp@sh.itjust.works
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    24 days ago

    Emulation is not a crime.

    Yes.

    Refusing to re-release existing games should be.

    …what?? Lol

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      24 days ago

      Nintendo has hundred of games that people are willing to pay massively inflated prices to play, but Nintendo would rather sue emulation projects.

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          24 days ago

          Nintendo shouldn’t be allowed to litigate against people they accuse of cutting into sales of not-for-sale games. They know there is a demand for their old catalog but do not release it for sale, forcing a market for piracy.

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              23 days ago

              It’s the combination of suing for sales that do not exist because they choose not to make those sales. I can’t type it any slower, man.

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                23 days ago

                I don’t like that Nintendo can sue people for something I don’t think should be illegal. So what THEY do should be illegal instead!

                Is that what you’re getting at? Lol

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      24 days ago

      Refusing to re-release existing games should be.

      …what?? Lol

      I agree, saying that not continuing to make a copyrighted work available should be a crime is ludicrous.

      What failing to keep such works available actually should do is simply immediately cause the copyright to expire and for them to become Public Domain.