Guild McCommunist said:Gamer4life said:This is the shit that fucking pisses me off we bought the damn thing we have the right to do any god damn thing to it or on it that we the OWNERS so choose. WE have the right to run anything on it and if that is a flash cart we have the damn right to. They have no rights to tell us that the $300 product that we bought and DAMN RIGHT OWN is not ours to do with what we please.
Unless what you do with it is CLEARLY ILLEGAL.
Any respectful pirate shouldn't bitch and moan about a company trying to defend their products unless it's A) in an unethical matter (like Sony's whole crackdown thing) or B) hurts the product itself (like Ubisoft's DRM).
Fact is that odds are anything that can run homebrew on a console can lead to or already can run illegal content as well. And odds are most people who buy a flashcart don't buy it solely for homebrew. Nine times out of ten they'll be doing something illegal with it.
And what about those of us who buy the games and dump it to our flashcards ourselves? Everyone seems to forget about that when talking about flashcarts, its always either piracy or homebrew. Every game on my Cyclo has a corresponding cartridge, box and manual sitting on my shelf. All 50 or so of them. I like the convenience these carts provide to easily carry around my library without worrying about losing the small carts. I have never uploaded any of them either, only my own personal use.