This is my first post here and while I see sources posted on the wiibrew wiki, my question is whether or not any financial credit is expected to go toward the creators of such content.
There is freeware on the android app market (quite a lot) with paid versions and while the wii is quite old, I'm sure if any amount of interest were generated, someone would appreciate financial donations.
If and when anything ever got to that point, that's one thing I'm open to. My question is what is free (no licensing) to put on the wii, not ROMs that copyright holders have had no history of prosecution. So nothing strictly speaking illegal (pursued or not). I believe it was ruled that you can alter the wii itself (homebrew). OR if anyone has any legal information about ROMs that have been given to the public on NES, SNES, 64, Genesis, GBA/GBC etc that would be appreciated also.
A lot of these free games fall through the cracks in favor of popular content (that is technically not freeware) so it's potentially worthwhile to give it a fair shake.
There is freeware on the android app market (quite a lot) with paid versions and while the wii is quite old, I'm sure if any amount of interest were generated, someone would appreciate financial donations.
If and when anything ever got to that point, that's one thing I'm open to. My question is what is free (no licensing) to put on the wii, not ROMs that copyright holders have had no history of prosecution. So nothing strictly speaking illegal (pursued or not). I believe it was ruled that you can alter the wii itself (homebrew). OR if anyone has any legal information about ROMs that have been given to the public on NES, SNES, 64, Genesis, GBA/GBC etc that would be appreciated also.
A lot of these free games fall through the cracks in favor of popular content (that is technically not freeware) so it's potentially worthwhile to give it a fair shake.




