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IIRC, it wasn't piracy in the sense of copying games that they were trying to prevent, it was unlicensed studios developing games for the NES. The great video g
by bongodongobob 2y ago
IIRC, it wasn't piracy in the sense of copying games that they were trying to prevent, it was unlicensed studios developing games for the NES. The great video game crash happened and they wanted to control the quality of games released for the system to prevent trash games being shoveled into the market. It was a quality control thing.
- MattGrommes 2y agoYeah, they were also very strict about the "types" of games that could be released for the NES. No porn games, very adult violence, etc. that might tarnish the reputation of the console.