i mean, you'd think so, but how many would go for that kind of legal struggle to return something that was bought privately? i mean, if it was over ebay or amazon, ok, but these will be all over craigslist and whatnot.
Dammit, i miss the wii u era when you can grab game directly from the nintendo servers and play it online totally safe, a dream cme true.
This is a good thing especially for people who legitimately buy games: this will potentially ban any CFW from cheating then ruin other people's online experience.
If nintendo have you to pay for online, then the least thing they can do is ban any cheaters who run CFWs.
If nintendo have you to pay for online, then the least thing they can do is ban any cheaters who run CFWs.
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Well you would still need to go online if you wanted to get updates for your backups
Unless there is a way to get them without connecting to nintendo servers
Unless there is a way to get them without connecting to nintendo servers
I have to question this one. What if a pirate gets his hands on a copy of Dark Souls via Gamefly or Gamestop, and returns it after dumping the unique header cert thingy. Then someone else buys the game or rents it via Gamefly, and both go online at the same time? Is Nintendo going to seriously ban both users? One is completely innocent!
Well, that's something that Gamefly or Gamestop have to deal with. But the possibility is there.
It's an interesting conundrum for sure. Will be interesting to see how lenient / strict Nintendo will be here but they do have to balance it out somewhat. I'm sure they'll be able to spot pirated games a mile off (like the BBB dumps) so it's likely they'll just blacklist the 'obvious' ones. Having said that no one can be sure but at least they have the technology and implementation to combat piracy this time round. And so they should.
The BBB dumps are already "cleaned" so they can't be used online anyway. Since the cert doesn't exist on them.
If someone innocent does get banned for playing a used game that has been dumped from a cart and is currently being used by a previous owner beforehand, I can't imagine Nintendo unbanning the console so easily.
You must have misunderstood me. Nintendo won't unban either of these guys. But the pirate will probably get in trouble with GameStop for selling a game which he backuped before.If someone innocent does get banned for playing a used game that has been dumped from a cart and is currently being used by a previous owner beforehand, I can't imagine Nintendo unbanning the console so easily.
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