Homebrew Freeshop gets DMCA'd on Github...

[FrostyDialga]

Well, to be honest everyone who uses this app probably uses it for piracy.

 

[Platinum Lucario]

Well, to be honest everyone who uses this app probably uses it for piracy.

I can admit, I do. But only for games that I don't really like much (such as Super Mario Maker for Nintendo 3DS), but then I research them. ^^

 

[x65943]

Well, to be honest everyone who uses this app probably uses it for piracy.

I wish Nintendo would allow the ambassador games to be purchased, but piracy is the only way to get them atm.

Although I admit it's more ethical to get the games from some 3rd party site online, rather than steal server bandwidth.

 

[Skyshadow101]

https://notabug.org/mariogamer2/freeShop
Enjoy

Umm. How do I compile this? Can't compile with devkitPro. No makefile.

 

[Quantumcat]

Umm. How do I compile this? Can't compile with devkitPro. No makefile.

You don't need to, there is a cia on that iso site.

 

[Skyshadow101]

You don't need to, there is a cia on that iso site.

Oh. Well. Thanks.

 

[mariogamer]

Oh. Well. Thanks.

If you need,you'll need to have cmake.

 

[NANASHI89]

You can download the latest version via Hombr3w, BTW.


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[TheCruel]

Yeah, source and builds are now hosted in locations without any DMCA.

https://freeshop.pw
https://notabug.org/btucker/freeShop

Thanks to @mariogamer for looking into the the git hosting for me.

 

[FrostyDialga]

They can still email you a DMCA-like what happened with Pokemon prism. It was not on Github, but they sent the creator a DMCA in the email.

 

[Platinum Lucario]

Even though it's true that they can still send a Cease and Desist Notice towards the person, as well as the website that it's hosted on. We must never give up!

No matter how many times Nintendo tries to issue Cease and Desist Notices (or DMCA, if it's US-based server), we will never be defeated! We're just gonna keep coming back stronger than ever. We must never give up! And I've told most game developers and homebrew developers to never give up continuing to make their fan games and programs.

And besides, there's already many fan projects that are well known that are in jeopardy of being taken down by Nintendo. There's one particular ROM hack that I'm more concerned about, in which hasn't been completed yet. It's called Project 3rd Quest, and I, along with many people must tell the developers to never give up and keep going with their ROM hack, 'cause I'm not gonna let any ROM hacks be removed from existence by Nintendo's complaints, nor will I let any source codes be removed from existence either. The future of reverse engineering and everything homebrew, must be preserved at all costs.

 

[Jaxooo]

Even though it's true that they can still send a Cease and Desist Notice towards the person, as well as the website that it's hosted on. We must never give up!

No matter how many times Nintendo tries to issue Cease and Desist Notices (or DMCA, if it's US-based server), we will never be defeated! We're just gonna keep coming back stronger than ever. We must never give up! And I've told most game developers and homebrew developers to never give up continuing to make their fan games and programs.

And besides, there's already many fan projects that are well known that are in jeopardy of being taken down by Nintendo. There's one particular ROM hack that I'm more concerned about, in which hasn't been completed yet. It's called Project 3rd Quest, and I, along with many people must tell the developers to never give up and keep going with their ROM hack, 'cause I'm not gonna let any ROM hacks be removed from existence by Nintendo's complaints, nor will I let any source codes be removed from existence either. The future of reverse engineering and everything homebrew, must be preserved at all costs.

Is third quest under attack from nintendo? I'm soooo hyped for that particular romhack and if nintendo kills it I'll be sad.

The blog appears to be down... https://thirdquest.wordpress.com/

 

[Jacklack3]

Even though it's true that they can still send a Cease and Desist Notice towards the person, as well as the website that it's hosted on. We must never give up!

No matter how many times Nintendo tries to issue Cease and Desist Notices (or DMCA, if it's US-based server), we will never be defeated! We're just gonna keep coming back stronger than ever. We must never give up! And I've told most game developers and homebrew developers to never give up continuing to make their fan games and programs.

And besides, there's already many fan projects that are well known that are in jeopardy of being taken down by Nintendo. There's one particular ROM hack that I'm more concerned about, in which hasn't been completed yet. It's called Project 3rd Quest, and I, along with many people must tell the developers to never give up and keep going with their ROM hack, 'cause I'm not gonna let any ROM hacks be removed from existence by Nintendo's complaints, nor will I let any source codes be removed from existence either. The future of reverse engineering and everything homebrew, must be preserved at all costs.

[offtopic]Didn't Nintendo say they were okay with ROM hacks? [/offtopic]

 

[TheCruel]

[offtopic]Didn't Nintendo say they were okay with ROM hacks? [/offtopic]

Didn't they take down Pokemon Prism recently?

 

[ManuelKoegler]

Didn't they take down Pokemon Prism recently?

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[Jacklack3]

Didn't they take down Pokemon Prism recently?

Yeah I know, I was just saying I think I heard that Nintendo was perfectly fine with ROM hacks, but now their going mad over them.

 

[Platinum Lucario]

Yeah I know, I was just saying I think I heard that Nintendo was perfectly fine with ROM hacks, but now their going mad over them.

I think it was one of the people at Nintendo that said that. I'm pretty sure it was Satoru Iwata that said that he doesn't care about ROM hacks. I can't remember. I can't find the article anymore, can someone try to find it for me?

But not all Nintendo managers are going to agree or accept ROM hacks. Most of Nintendo's employers and employees are against reverse engineering of any content and will do everything they can to protect their trademarks from being used by others.

 

[ManuelKoegler]

Would anyone happen to know why those Legend of Zelda Orchestra videos (specifically, the american ones) don't happen to work on a European N3DS XL? I enabled the Luma region patch so I don't think it should be an issue.


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[Gameboyandwatch]

I just think it's funny that after getting a DMCA notice by Nintendo and possibly getting sued, he set up a new link at Freeshop.pw

 

[Jayro]

I just think it's funny that after getting a DMCA notice by Nintendo and possibly getting sued, he set up a new link at Freeshop.pw

He also removed the 3DS Logo the DMCA accused him of using. (He should switch to the new Homebrew logo that ctrmus uses)