Yes, when voices and music don't play on one system but play on another, people tend to consider the first system the inferior choice for enjoying the game.
But the Wii has already proven itself capable of loading these things without an issue, which is why it's being worked on.
From Devolution's main thread:
Assuming it ever gets publicly cracked or workarounds are found, I see no reason it shouldn't be released here. And if it does get taken down here, who's to say it wont be reuploaded somewhere else?
Well it's not just the AP on devolution, but crediar's making Nintendont, the spiritual successor to DIOS MIOS, which is planned to support audio streaming.
Two differences.
Nothing I'm allowed to share, you'll need to get your info from the public thread.
Personally, I dislike all forms of DRM. I want to be able to future proof my software and be able to easily transfer it to another system or storage medium without having to worry about hardware failure of certain components. (with the new devo update, its akin to not being able to play games on a PC if a mouse dies or if a different mouse is used.)
The difference is that Devolution doesn't prevent you from doing that. You can backup and play your games as much as you'd want, but you won't play them with Devolution unless they're confirmed to be legit copies.
And remember, discs are an infallible form of media that cannot be damaged to the point of becoming unreadable by anything.
That's not what I'm saying. I'm perfectly aware that optical media has a tendency to fail over time. But Devolution in itself does not prevent you from making backups of your games in any kind of way. You might not be able to use them in Devolution, but that is far from the only way to play them.
