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Most Nintendo ROMs are gone, I searched for "Mario" and those are not there anymore...What are you talking about ? It's working site.
Most Nintendo ROMs are gone, I searched for "Mario" and those are not there anymore...What are you talking about ? It's working site.
No goddamit, freeshop accesses the official eshop server, if nintendo deleted aything from there, not even legal users could download it.Wait, so you're telling things like Pokemon are being deleted from Freeshop now? Cause it says this was posted Sunday, but I just downloaded Pokemon Moon from Freeshop yesterday...
Yes please. Mods?Stop bumping this pointless and completely fake news thread.
This thread should've never been started considering the assertions of op were never accurate.
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Well, if you're talking about ROM sites, then yeah, they've been doing that for a good few years now (coolrom, may you rest in peace).
Yeah. Nintendo ROMs are gone in Coolrom but I am surprised that two companies (Can't say it) doesn't care about their ROMs/IOS are still there. Interesting.
I understand that part, what I meant was that it sounded like they were getting the titlekeys removed from the titlekey website. If that was true, downloading the encTitleKeys.bin thing then opening Freeshop would not show those games in the list, but it does.No goddamit, freeshop accesses the official eshop server, if nintendo deleted aything from there, not even legal users could download it.
Again... CoolROM has deleted all of their roms years ago.
Hypocrisy is the issue. These rom files are not 1:1 dumps of the original carts. Emulators at the time these dumps were made were unable, may still be unable, to read raw binary. The roms were modified in order to be launched which is why they have a unique file extension. Nintendo is "pirating" modified versions of their software to resell. They built their virtual consoles on the work of emulator devs. Then they have the audacity to sit in their self righteous towers and preach about not pirating the unclean/stolen software they have for sale.Why WOULD they is a better question honestly. No point in reinventing the wheel, investing time and money into basically replicating existing data. It takes a fair amount of time and setup to dump NES carts and a mere fraction of a second per Rom to download a copy of a verified valid Rom.
Well yeah it's cloud storage. That gives them room for defense. They're not intentionally hosting copyrighted materials and this would likely need to be looked at with a case by case basis and not a big "umbrella" DMCA.Needed more roms for my Pi one day,go on emuparadise and could find no fucking nintendo games and immediately knew they got hit with a DMCA.
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Only good thing is that dropboxes/mega uploads can't be DMCA'd as easily.