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It's also important to remember that emulators exist without ROMs. All the code that's in an emulator isn't infringing on any Nintendo's IP -- it's re-implemen
by ethbr1 2y ago
It's also important to remember that emulators exist without ROMs.
All the code that's in an emulator isn't infringing on any Nintendo's IP -- it's re-implementing Nintendo's hardware interface.
That it can be used to make piracy easier is unfortunately, but isn't really the emulator developers' concern, given...
There are substantial, legal, non-infringing uses.
In most legal jurisdictions, thankfully you can't ban something useful just because it might be used to commit a crime.
- cubefox 2y agoBut what if it is mainly used to commit a crime?
- FactKnower69 2y agoplaying video games is a CRIME against hard working RIGHTS HOLDERS
- doctorpangloss 2y agoThis is the same as saying that most of the money can only be earned by Fortnite. Surely you see that the status quo has given you much worse, not better, games?
- cubefox 2y agoYou mean pirating video games is a crime against hard working video game developers.