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For current systems, sure, a developer might want to make it difficult to run their game in an emulator to deter piracy. There were a handful of Wii games which
by jsheard 2y ago
For current systems, sure, a developer might want to make it difficult to run their game in an emulator to deter piracy. There were a handful of Wii games which did that since Dolphin matured while new Wii games were still being released. Nobody is making new commercial PS2 games anymore though, so any anti-emulator trick that wasn't deployed back in the day is never going to matter in practice.
- sroussey 2y agoIf you knew of the bug at the time of development, you could “future-proof” your copy protection, I suppose…