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I guess you're saying that even though Nintendo say it's illegal to copy SMB, it's still technically possible? It's probably illegal where you live to break th

I guess you're saying that even though Nintendo say it's illegal to copy SMB, it's still technically possible? It's probably illegal where you live to break the lock on someone's front door and enter their house. That doesn't mean you can say "Too bad my hammer is stronger than their door". To take the hyperbole further, it's illegal to murder. Too bad these humans are so soft and squishy. Is the point that something being easy to do has some kind of impact on its legality? Or is this to do with how easy a law is to enforce?

benbristow 13y ago
The game's decades old now. Do you think it's going to do them any financial impact, really? They don't even sell the game anymore apart from on the Wii store. The only people playing it are those using downloaded ROMS on the internet using emulators or those with the original copy they had back in the day on a NES or NES-clone. And by saying what I said, I'm saying 'good luck enforcing that'.