Maybe they have no idea that their site isn't working?
I actually suspect that they are probably updating it or something.
Try to view a cached snapshot of the page via google
http://74.125.95.132/search?sourceid=navcl...%2Fndstt.com%2F
Get an error saying the snapshop was taken down
http://www.chillingeffects.org/notice.cgi?sID=10026
Looks like Nintendo is going after the DSTT and had thier website shut down.
http://74.125.95.132/search?sourceid=navcl...%2Fndstt.com%2F
Get an error saying the snapshop was taken down
http://www.chillingeffects.org/notice.cgi?sID=10026
Looks like Nintendo is going after the DSTT and had thier website shut down.
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Noooo! Why do they have to go after specific cards, if they want to stop people using flashcarts it would be easier to actually release a firmware update that prevents use of them. Anyway, what do they expect to happen if they take down the website? Devs are already making their own homebrew loaders etc..
On a happier note, if anyone really needs to access the website use archive.org
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On a happier note, if anyone really needs to access the website use archive.org
jtp10181 said:
I'm not buying that this was a takedown by Nintendo.
The only evidence we have is that the Google cache of ndstt.com is unavailable, presumably do to a DMCA takedown. The link to the complaint page says the complaint is unavailable at this time, so we don't know who issued it.
Personally... I wouldn't be surprised if the DSTT team themselves issued the takedown to keep the site out of Google's cache in an attempt at thwarting cloners setting up fake DSTT sites.
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jruschme said:
I second this. It sounds logical that DSTT would do that to stop clones from being sold.
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