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Maybe you are right: my mind is just warped by seeing too many articles about far more 'sad' cases. This seems not so unreasonable at first sight: offering rece
by tluyben2 5y ago
Maybe you are right: my mind is just warped by seeing too many articles about far more 'sad' cases. This seems not so unreasonable at first sight: offering recent roms for download. He must have known that was dangerous. I saw people getting sued for offering 80s roms not so long ago: now that is real rubbish.
And about the number 1 destination: I know this site and I don't download roms... Anecdotal, not very telling sample but it must have been big.
But yes I might want to review my realities in the matter. Thanks for the perspective.
- BoorishBears 5y agoThe main issue is the Nintendo Switch is locked down So the only people who would even go to this site were already investing effort in breaking the security on their devices to pirate It's true there've been much more unjust cases than this, but even something like just the profits (not revenue) of the "premium" subscription would have been fair, and honestly still incredibly hard on someone unemployed... I'd love a world where a guy doing this gets sentenced to community service and maybe Nintendo gets to take over the domain and make their case for not pirating or something.
- tluyben2 5y ago> I'd love a world where a guy doing this gets sentenced to community service and maybe Nintendo gets to take over the domain and make their case for not pirating or something Most of europe