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then Gnac you simply are clueless...

I think my point was clear, and I think most people understood what I meant. I'm not going into further explanations for your precious person.
 
Cheater912 said:
Piracy FTW. Why wouldn't you want free games??? I don't understand you guys...
well let me think after time companies and 3rd party game developers will refuse to make systems or games because of piracy then what would be the point
 
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Piracy FTW. Why wouldn't you want free games??? I don't understand you guys...

Umm same reason i dont want to steal the television out of your living room .. or hack your wifi

not only is it wrong but it starts anarchist ways. Capitilism insures stability
 
Please, they won't stop making games because there's an ISO Loader.

I doubt even 30% of the people who own Wiis know about homebrew and there's the anti-pirate people who use homebrew who won't use an ISO Loader.
That's a pretty small percentage. Will the companies stop making games because 23% or so of Wii owners have an ISO Loader? Thought not.
 
Dreamcast was also plaged with the fact that their mascot wasnt so great anymore (i still love the blue guy)

and everyones elses shit smelt better and got more commercial attention
 
Arm the Homeless said:
Please, they won't stop making games because there's an ISO Loader.

I doubt even 30% of the people who own Wiis know about homebrew and there's the anti-pirate people who use homebrew who won't use an ISO Loader.
That's a pretty small percentage. Will the companies stop making games because 23% or so of Wii owners have an ISO Loader? Thought not.
um yeh the probably would or they would something more drastic
 
The Frenchman said:
then Gnac you simply are clueless...

I think my point was clear, and I think most people understood what I meant. I'm not going into further explanations for your precious person.

Your point was probably to shame people who genuinely don't want a Dreamcast-like method of playing backups on Wii, which was part of the reason for its demise. Even if this wasn't actually your intent, that's how it came across.
 
Iso loader can be used for other things besides pirating games. Maybe as a storage solution for VC and wiiware content ... (unlikely) but you cant through the possibility on inivation out
 
canuckcub said:
Dreamcast was also plaged with the fact that their mascot wasnt so great anymore (i still love the blue guy)

and everyones elses shit smelt better and got more commercial attention
dreamcast is one of my favorite systems ever because of project justice soul calibur and jet set radio oooohhh yer
 
Arm the Homeless said:
Will the companies stop making games because 23% or so of Wii owners have an ISO Loader? Thought not.

They won't stop right away, but they'll sure as hell move somewhere else if that percentage becomes a problem.



QUOTE(Arm the Homeless @ Jul 17 2008, 04:40 PM) Thought not.

Whoa there, wait for people to answer.
 
-lildeemo- said:
Arm the Homeless said:
Please, they won't stop making games because there's an ISO Loader.

I doubt even 30% of the people who own Wiis know about homebrew and there's the anti-pirate people who use homebrew who won't use an ISO Loader.
That's a pretty small percentage. Will the companies stop making games because 23% or so of Wii owners have an ISO Loader? Thought not.
um yeh the probably would or they would something more drastic

I doubt they would. If they still get money from 80% or so of the gamers, they wouldn't care.

arctic_flame
23% is a ridiculously high amount of profit to throw away.
Then consider it less than 23 percent.
Think of all the 9 and so year olds.
 
Arm the Homeless said:
-lildeemo- said:
Arm the Homeless said:
Please, they won't stop making games because there's an ISO Loader.

I doubt even 30% of the people who own Wiis know about homebrew and there's the anti-pirate people who use homebrew who won't use an ISO Loader.
That's a pretty small percentage. Will the companies stop making games because 23% or so of Wii owners have an ISO Loader? Thought not.
um yeh the probably would or they would something more drastic
I doubt they would. If they still get money from 80% or so of the gamers, they wouldn't care.
could they possibly do and update like a force update if you have wii connected to net or search for net or turn ure wii on and u have wifi on or summin that it makes you update and like you cant get on any thing onlinewithout update..also like completely remove homebrew channel
 
the amount of people who own a wii and who know of homebrew is >1%

i know 200 people with wiis, i am the onkly one who knows of homebrew.
 
-lildeemo- said:
Arm the Homeless said:
-lildeemo- said:
Arm the Homeless said:
Please, they won't stop making games because there's an ISO Loader.

I doubt even 30% of the people who own Wiis know about homebrew and there's the anti-pirate people who use homebrew who won't use an ISO Loader.
That's a pretty small percentage. Will the companies stop making games because 23% or so of Wii owners have an ISO Loader? Thought not.
um yeh the probably would or they would something more drastic
I doubt they would. If they still get money from 80% or so of the gamers, they wouldn't care.
could they possibly do and update like a force update if you have wii connected to net or search for net or turn ure wii on and u have wifi on or summin that it makes you update and like you cant get on any thing onlinewithout update..also like completely remove homebrew channel

They cant. if thats the case, jsut turn off tyour router, delete the settings, then turn back on your router and the wii shalt not connect.
 
Jademalo said:
i know 200 people with wiis.

How many of them buy games?
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sega dreamcast was ok, and lasted a very long time.... but it didnt do so well and it wasnt only because of homebrew
 
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