> there's nothing at all wrong with them doing their own emulation I never claimed otherwise. > they're obviously not infringing upon their own copyright. O

> there's nothing at all wrong with them doing their own emulation I never claimed otherwise. > they're obviously not infringing upon their own copyright. Obviously. Nobody is claiming otherwise. > You're being overly pedantic. Perhaps, if you're referring to the straw man you're creating. I'm talking about their attitude and their attempt to frame "emulation" as "piracy". Just like the movie studios that try to frame bittorrent as only a pirate tool, Nintendo has consistently refused to even acknowledge the existence of non-piracy uses of emulation. Now, many years later, Nintendo is just barely starting to understand that emulators have more uses than what their own rhetoric has claiming.