- cross-posted to:
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- games@lemmy.world
- cross-posted to:
- piracy@lemmy.dbzer0.com
- games@lemmy.world
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Their insistence on sueing the world of emulation ensures I’ll never buy another Nintendo console ever again. (And I’ve bought all of them so far). Their actions cause the opposite effect of what they want - they are creating pirates.
Haven’t they admitted that they had no power to really take down emulation since it is legal?
In theory it depends on if the emulator is using any proprietary Nintendo-owned code. In practice, it doesn’t matter at all because Nintendo can just out-spend any emulation group in legal battles until they give up.
Use Tor
I agree in principle but using Tor won’t affect DMCA takedowns.
How will they censor a Tor onion service?
Just pick one of the many registrars and server hosts that don’t care about takedown requests and host a website with them.
That way it stays more accessible to everyone.
They fail to do that too.
