Homebrew wow homebrew channel on yahoo

[blueoakleyz]

http://tech.yahoo.com/blogs/yoon/1643

 

[SoulAnger]

Hahaha, nice,

But it does lack the backup loader

 

[Nayr Rosfar]

Hahaha, nice,

But it does lack the backup loader

If Yahoo featured the backup loader they'd get sued for endorsing piracy.

 

[Brian117]

But the Homebrew channel endorses piracy

 

[redact]

But the Homebrew channel endorses piracy

wrong, team twiizers are strictly against piracy. just because the their twilight exploit eventually lead to software based wii piracy, it does not mean that they support it.

 

[NosferatuZODD]

Good read, thanks for the link!

 

[Sstew]

But the Homebrew channel endorses piracy

Not necessarily, There are a few basic homebrew apps that aren't pirated or refer to piracy, If they talked about the Backup Loader on Yahoo, then it'd be an issue.

 

[Edgedancer]

Good to see that it is getting attention. Hopefully this will mean that nintendo gets their act together in regards to getting the most out of their system.

 

[alex]

But the Homebrew channel endorses piracy

Not necessarily, There are a few basic homebrew apps that aren't pirated or refer to piracy, If they talked about the Backup Loader on Yahoo, then it'd be an issue.

QUOTE

Utilize the homebrew channel: This one takes a little bit more trickery than the others. Using your copy of The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess, you can install a freeware "homebrew" channel that allows you to run unofficial software on your Nintendo Wii. There are emulators, games, media players, and more—the potential is limitless. However, the legality of this is hotly debated, and your warranty may be voided, so proceed with caution.

Nintendo doesn't take kindly even to the emulators, even without the ROMs. They say on their law page something about hosting Nintendo emulators for any system was illegal, so that could be bad for Yahoo!

...but who gives a shit...