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Nintendo has a history of being very anti-emulation (see https://www.nintendo.com.au/legal/information https://www.nintendo.com.au/legal/information). With the
by fermentation 5y ago
Nintendo has a history of being very anti-emulation (see https://www.nintendo.com.au/legal/information https://www.nintendo.com.au/legal/information).
With their stance it's no wonder their own first-party emulators are so poorly made.
- PebblesHD 5y ago> Also, the limited right which the Copyright Act gives to make backup copies of computer programs does not apply to Nintendo video games. That seems like quite an assertion, largely untested in Australian courts I would assume, as our consumer watchdog is usually pretty good at ensuring we’re able to exercise what relatively few rights we do have in regards to purchased products.
- antifa 5y ago> does not apply to Nintendo video games Nintendo's opinion is obviously false and easily ignored.