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TheFreakinDuckPlus didn't there used to be a law on the books (or maybe still is) where you can download ROMs of games as backup copies to play in case your actual games get damaged...or worse found to be defective on purchase?
No, there never was. The law you are thinking of gives consumers the right to CREATE a backup copy for personal use only. So you can legally dump all your game carts to rom files, and make ISOs of your game discs, but you cannot distribute them or download them.
TheFreakinDuckThe problem is Nintendo might find some way to avoid criminal damage charges, even if a large group was involved. Unfortunately for us, coroprations always win. Plus didn't there used to be a law on the books (or maybe still is) where you can download ROMs of games as backup copies to play in case your actual games get damaged...or worse found to be defective on purchase?
The only way the could avoid criminal damages is to pay the people who owned 3DS that bricked, otherwise if nintendo bricks them what loony and i said enters full swing.
And that law is a bit iffy, since it's of international law, not Local law, so if a country doesnt has it among it's regulations by defacto you are comitting piracy (depends on the specifics of the penal code of each country and what they define as piracy)
Ah well that clears my confusion up.
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http://www.mobilenapps.com/articles/6072/20130101/nintendo-3ds-hacked-hackers-running-custom-code.htm
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ha! could of done without the annoying ads.
