If they would not have sold the software anyway, they are at least getting hardware sales if piracy is possible. If it is not, they are getting neither. Then again, I doubt they will eliminate piracy on the system. Nintendo is number one again, so it is not going to be like the gamecube, where cracking took some time.Wintrale said:sstomouth said:Fuck that shit, if it is true, Nintendo will lose sales from me and other pirates. What fags.
One minute, the biggest argument in the defense pirates is "I never would have bought it anyway, so it's not like they're losing a sale" but the second Nintendo bring in a proper anti-piracy measure, it's "Nintendo will definitely lose sales now!". How... Quaint.
omgpwn666 said:It will be a little annoying to not get free games, but if they can pull it off, I'll gladly buy some games.
They've publicly spoken about how they admire that idea.TheDestroyer said:Nintendo should provide free internet (like kindles?) for these consoles, now we're talkin.. lol
jalaneme said:or none at all, i don't support game companies who take away our rights sony do it, and now nintendo are taking that route well a big up yours to nintendo, it just shows how messed up this world is.
Seek01 said:This won't change anything. Add WEP for your house's wifi and don't give the key to your 3DS. Also, is the 3DS always in sleep mode when its not on? I'm pretty sure it wouldn't do it if it were off completely.
This might be a problem for some, but I hardly go by any wifi connection that doesn't have some sort of encryption
Mnhhh, not really. The wii's architecture prevents most modern anti-piracy methods from being possible on it (see why the wii will never get any better), the DS came out before the common time of updateable firmware (it's almost six years old!), and the DSi couldn't do much since it had to make sure it didn't block legit games as well.Seek01 said:This won't change anything. Add WEP for your house's wifi and don't give the key to your 3DS. Also, is the 3DS always in sleep mode when its not on? I'm pretty sure it wouldn't do it if it were off completely.
This might be a problem for some, but I hardly go by any wifi connection that doesn't have some sort of encryptionAs somebody else mentioned, a problem could be avoiding wifi when you go outside.
It doesn't matter though. Nintendo is lazy as piss when it comes to anti piracy.jalaneme said:Bull. Most people with a DSi were not people with flash carts, they were normal people. Normal people didn't update because there was no need to update. You didn't need to update to stick a cart in and play (which is what most people did), only if you bought something from the online shop (which as nintendo has stated, was done rarely).omgpwn666 said:It will be a little annoying to not get free games, but if they can pull it off, I'll gladly buy some games.or none at all, i don't support game companies who take away our rights sony do it, and now nintendo are taking that route well a big up yours to nintendo, it just shows how messed up this world is.I wasn't aware the capability to play your 3DS without updates was listed as a core human right in your country's laws...
QUOTE(stanleyopar2000 @ Oct 1 2010, 12:40 PM) Mr Iwata said many people in the past did not updated their system's firmware, so he is looking for new ways to bring updates to the users"
IE : hackers were smart and didn't update to lose their Flashcart functionality. So we are going to FORCE you to lose it. If an exploit is even released...that is...
QUOTE(Amber Lamps @ Oct 1 2010, 01:03 PM)
No, it's called a "preventative measure".zavlin said:its funny, not only does this make them look desperate,Forcing software updates to play games.
HM, WHY DOES THAT SOUND FAMILIAR? =D The same shit done on the wii and other consoles as well as the PSP?
Yeah.
QUOTE(zavlin @ Oct 1 2010, 01:42 PM) its an admission that theyr realizing how hackable the 3ds will be.