This is coming from the people who download DS games! Why didn't he download it!?VatoLoco said:I believe that the trial period of the massively expensive software he used to develop Moonshell ran out, so he couldnt continue updates.
QUOTE said:This is coming from the people who download DS games! Why didn't he download it!?
But a lot of you are. If this guy didn't like pirates why did he make it work with roms?!VatoLoco said:Not everyone is a pirate.QUOTE said:This is coming from the people who download DS games! Why didn't he download it!?
playallday said:But a lot of you are. If this guy didn't like pirates why did he make it work with roms?!VatoLoco said:Not everyone is a pirate.QUOTE said:This is coming from the people who download DS games! Why didn't he download it!?
playallday said:But a lot of you are. If this guy didn't like pirates why did he make it work with roms?!VatoLoco said:Not everyone is a pirate.QUOTE said:This is coming from the people who download DS games! Why didn't he download it!?
IIRC, only versions 1.51 and newer use that devkit, and if I remember correctly, he even bought it legally and Moonshell 1.71 shows the great optimizing boost derived from that.playallday said:This is coming from the people who download DS games! Why didn't he download it!?VatoLoco said:I believe that the trial period of the massively expensive software he used to develop Moonshell ran out, so he couldnt continue updates.
As funny as this sounds: I don't download ANY games or software, I just don't think its right. I was thinking if you download ROMs why not download software? Same thing.TrolleyDave said:So as a homebrew coder have you illegally acquired all of your development tools?playallday said:But a lot of you are. If this guy didn't like pirates why did he make it work with roms?!VatoLoco said:Not everyone is a pirate.QUOTE said:This is coming from the people who download DS games! Why didn't he download it!?
That'll hold up well in court.playallday said:As funny as this sounds: I don't download ANY games or software, I just don't think its right. I was thinking if you download ROMs why not download software? Same thing.
I gotta put that in my sig!Doomsday Forte said:That'll hold up well in court.playallday said:As funny as this sounds: I don't download ANY games or software, I just don't think its right. I was thinking if you download ROMs why not download software? Same thing.
raulpica said:IIRC, only versions 1.51 and newer use that devkit, and if I remember correctly, he even bought it legally and Moonshell 1.71 shows the great optimizing boost derived from that.playallday said:This is coming from the people who download DS games! Why didn't he download it!?VatoLoco said:I believe that the trial period of the massively expensive software he used to develop Moonshell ran out, so he couldnt continue updates.
That should also be the same reason Team SC got stuck with an old Moonshell version on SCDS One.
I'm not understanding where he pirated anything in the first place. Can anyone tell me what IP did to classify him as a pirate, thus somehow making pirating the ARM SDT okay?Shardnax said:Pirating one thing then not another is stupid. If you're going to have a hoard of swag, increase it in size where you can. Shame he quit developing though.
it is not classified as a piracy device under every single legislation in the world. Enabling "intellectual property" violation is merely seen as a side-effect for some. Having the device does not enable piracy more than an MP3 player, or even a PC. It is the same few clicks to download an unlicensed copy of a DS game that it takes to download an unlicensed copy of a song.Rayder said:playallday said:But a lot of you are. If this guy didn't like pirates why did he make it work with roms?!VatoLoco said:Not everyone is a pirate.QUOTE said:This is coming from the people who download DS games! Why didn't he download it!?
Some people have some very twisted views when it comes to piracy and utilities and such. I mean, supposedly I.P. didn't support piracy, but you had to have a pirate cart to use his program.......GBAtemp has a release list of all the pirated Ninty software, but doesn't condone piracy.See what I mean?
It's a gray area for GBAtemp and they have to protect their ass from getting shut down, so I understand that, but some of these homebrew writers.......it just boggles the mind.
How am I supposed to use their homebrew without a pirate cart? Why would I use it ONLY for homebrew if I can get commercial stuff on it for free with just a couple clicks of the mouse?
Some people try to call it morality to cover their ass, I call it the psycho-twist-o-flex. I have no such reservations about what I do with my pirate carts.