Why hasn't Nintendo killed Switch emulators yet? You can steal NSPs for 60-70 dollar games on Day 0-1. That must be bad for business.
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Why hasn't Nintendo killed Switch emulators yet? You can steal NSPs for 60-70 dollar games on Day 0-1. That must be bad for business.
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Poor corporation 🙁
>gibsmedat fo free
Yes. Frick Nintendo. I will act like the FILTHIEST Black person about it too.
service problem aka corporate skill issue
>"Its a service problem, lol"
>As soon as Denuvo becomes virtually uncrackable, Steam starts phasing out regional pricing
You should always do everything you can to take money from companies as every turn, as they will gladly do the same to you, and will, as soon as they have the opportunity.
except only morons want to pirate anything modern. morons include those that buy 4090's and fall for the 4k meme as well.
First of all, denuvo is a publisher choice. It has nothing to do with valve. Second, I don't play games that use denuvo, regardless of whether they are cracked or not, just the same as I don't use EGS regardless as to whether the game is exclusive to EGS or not.
>It has nothing to do with valve
if steam had any integrity they would ban denuvo and third party DRM because it means they're selling faulty non-preservable products to customers with a ticking time bomb strapped to them.
>steam
>sell
Steam doesn't sell games, it lets you rent them for a while. Something something be happy.
it's been 20 years, when do I stop owning my games?
when gaben dies, and this is not even a troll. You know they will immediately sell the company after he is gone.
steam games are preservable because of smart stem emu and other very simple patches.
denuvo shit is an outright scam because there is no contingency plan, you just can't own it.
dn't care, the "you will own nothing and be happy" gays won, if you have to pirate at any point, they won.
denuvo is usually temporary because it costs companies large license fees, in most cases they remove it from the game after a year or two
the company could also just delist and stop selling the game and leave every buyers existing copy infected with denuvo.
rather than buy a compromised copy, it's best just to wait and pirate it to punish the company for ever infecting the game in the first place.
if everyone did that they'd think twice.
I'd love to live in a world were every denuvo game gets refunded and review bombed to hell until they're forced to respect their customers.
>it's best just to wait
It wasn't meant to be an argument in favor of companies using denuvo. I was just pointing out how things generally go. I don't buy games that use denuvo on principle. I don't even pirate them because I don't even want to talk about the game or give it any attention and would rather it shrivel up and die.
just a decade or two from now
Once again, you don't "own" "your" games. You will be able to rent them while Valve is alive, but you don't own them legally.
Honestly, anons try to see it as the Sword of Damocles, but it just doesn't work.
Because as soon as you pull that shit, you guarantee that no one will ever buy from your store again. At least with Nintendo or Sony, there is was a deadline and roms/isos are readily availible.
It's like yea you could, but have fun ensuring your destruction.
at least they force publishers to list it in big letters on the store page so that it's easy for consumers to avoid their anti-consumer products
Games are art, they belong to everyone
>Buy this 60 dollar port of a game we made long ago for the exact same price
have a nice day.
Giving money to modern Nintendo is immoral. They can gladly have my freedombuxs when they start making consoles with competitive specs again.
Im playing MarioRPG remake right now
>cutscenes are slowmo and its 30fps
When will fix that?
it's 60fps
Then why they go off sync if they're in slow motion?
US courts could decide emulation is illegal anytime they want, they just haven't yet
There's countless infinite laws and regulations in the USA, no one even knows how many laws there are or the thousands of pages of moronic contradictory legal-speak that they're made of.
Building a shed in your backyard is illegal and requires hundreds of pieces of paperwork and inspections/fees/approvals.
There is undoubtedly HUNDREDS of pieces of US law that would make emulation illegal
Really what decides if something is illegal or not is whether it's enforced. Virtually everything is illegal and everyone is a criminal in USA if the elites/cops want you to be.
why do you space to look like reddit? what is your purpose?
Why don't you use punctuation? Are you posting from a mobile telephone? Why?
the word you are looking for is capitalization.
that anon is using punctuation correctly
Because I only post on v whilst I take a shit
That's when you lurk Ganker. I wouldn't fill out a captcha then to save your life.
>he doesnt have a captcha solver
have a nice day phoneposting newbie.
Dumb samegay. Learn how to write paragraphs like your school should have taught you as an eight year old.
>muh le reddit spacing
Must be hard being that autistic
making your posts easier to read is what used to be normal, phoneposting zoomerBlack person
American law is based heavily on precedent, where previous court decisions set examples for how similar cases should be decided.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sony_Computer_Entertainment,_Inc._v._Connectix_Corp.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sega_v._Accolade
These are the main court cases that decided emulation was legal in the US on the basis that it's reverse engineering, and reverse engineering is legal.
If Nintendo sued one of the emulation developers, their lawyers could cite these cases and win easily.
So it's not worth the effort for Nintendo.
decisions get turned over all the time, anyone acting like a 20 year old decision means anything doesn't know what they are talking about.
>decisions get turned over all the time
But laws do not. You need to outlaw reverse engineering as a whole if you want to go after emulators.
Good fricking luck with that
You get it, finally someone does. Nintendo can't go after reverse-engineering it's always been a thing in America. Case fricking closed. They can only go after the romsites not the emulator devs or for that matter the decomp devs.
Reverse engineering competing products is how many corporations exist today so it's not even like it's something corporations would want that law overturned.
Neither of those cases actually have to do with emulation, you fricking moron. Did you even read them. Stupid fricking idiot.
>Sony Computer Entertainment v. Connectix Corporation, 203 F.3d 596 (2000), is a decision by the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals which ruled that the copying of a copyrighted BIOS software during the development of an emulator software does not constitute copyright infringement, but is covered by fair use. The court also ruled that Sony's PlayStation trademark had not been tarnished by Connectix Corp.'s sale of its emulator software, the Virtual Game Station.
dumbass
Reverse engineering the bios has nothing to do with emulation, moron.
yes it does you braindead troglodyte
that case (and the sega case) established that reverse engineering the bios is legal.
the sony case also established that selling your emulator for profit is also legal.
therefore emulation is legal
try using your brain for once in your life. and why don't you practice what you preach and read the fricking shit yourself.
>reverse engineering [vital file necessary for PS1 emulation] has nothing to do with emulation
so if i made a program that made console games run on PC hardware rather than emulating it... would i get in trouble?
No? Because that's literally what Emulators are. Programs that make console games run on PC hardware
ok.... then why do every emulator have compatibility problems?
>every emulator
>Desmune, VBA and FBNeo have compatibility problems
It's always funny to see tendies so utterly clueless
Yes. Every. Single. One.
There has not been a single emulator out there that just fricking works right out of the box. the emulators you listed are old as frick and has been tinkered to death.
like why is there such a huge issue translating console to PC?
>There has not been a single emulator out there that just fricking works right out of the box
tendie, please. I admire the hustle but what the frick are you trying to say? What box? You do know emulators are fan projects and not commercial products, right?
>It's a fan project so it was meant to run like shit
fricking cope.
You're a real marvel if you can make VBA run like shit lmao
>There has not been a single emulator out there that just fricking works right out of the box
He just named three
because they're emulating the console rather than porting each individual game.
>then why do every emulator have compatibility problems?
Every game console is basically it's own nation with it's own language and the games are like it's citizens.
Your PC can't understand or speak Nintendo 64. So your PC simply can't run an N64 game because your PC can't read Nintendo 64 language and the N64 game can't understand PC language.
The emulator is basically a translator. It's taking the incoming game data and turning it into something that the PC can read and vice versa. Unless you have a good translator information is going to get lost or misinterpreted so this leads to errors and slow down.
Also some languages are harder than others. One example would be say Super Nintendo Entertainment System is a simpler "language" and easier to translate while say Nintendo 64 is a much harder language and is much harder to translate without losing vital info.
On top of that these old languages aren't used anymore so to understand the "language" takes some archeology expertise too. Which is why even Nintendo has problems "translating" a language they understood X years ago. It's like an old medieval dialect nobody speaks anymore.
this is why N64 games on switch suck ass
they can't match the autismal dedication of unofficial emu devs
The N64 switch app doesn't even support controller pak emulation
does switch online even have games that require it?
unrelated but when I was a kid I used to play the beginning few hours of Mystical Ninja on the N64 over and over again because I didn't have a save pak, and that game required it for saving
>does switch online even have games that require it?
for starters Mario Kart 64 needs the Controller Pak for saving ghosts
Why do games on emulators run slower as hell compared to games ported on the pc if they're both running on PC hardware?
Such as? Be more specific.
what are you serious? how old are you? fricking tomb raider, mgs, ff7 if you want examples
Games whose problems were resolved decades ago. Why dont you try again?
so you don't know what the frick you're talking about.
native > emulated
>native>emulated
I cant imagine playing something like the Symphonia or Disgaea PC ports, why would you do that to yourself?
>fast forward
>save/load states
>content that may be removed/censored for whatever gay reason
>portability
that may be removed/censored for whatever gay reason
irrelevant when you can just emulate the original game.
>portability
even smartphones can emulate DS games perfectly, wont be long before citra and yuzu make the jump as well
bro i'm not arguing against emulation here. like those are ALL features that emulation has have over native.
wrong playing the switch port of disgaea is better than the pc port
hd sprites and everything
the only shit you miss out on is extra meme content you can play on another emulator
the only times native is genuinely better is when the port is actually good which is a christmas miracle and almost non existent outside of katamari and okami
there is zero reason to play a game in an emulator when you can pirate the ported version.
we use emulators to play exclusives.
nintendo has a shitton of exclusives, high demand for the emulators, the emulators run pretty well, but the switch doesn't have perfect emulation, but for pretty much every exclusive, it's fine, but many games are fps locked, and they coded it so that it's impossible to increase the fps (intentionally or because they are reusing an old engine that was designed like that, and too lazy to fix it).
we are never going to get a ps4/xbox one emulator and newer because there are zero exclusives, and any exclusives are probably going to get ported in a few years (or whatever the contract terms are) if it's worth a remaster.
>there is zero reason to play a game in an emulator when you can pirate the ported version.
plenty of reasons man. i'll give you one.
botched ports.
what if the game has zero problems on the PC?
NTA but you are aware that wmulation is now the only way to access and play the majority of games out there without having to pay out the ass for some retro console at overpriced shit retro markets.
that simply almost does not exist and if it does it's so old it's impossible to play on modern computers
>every PC is different
not possible
>what if I made a program that emulated it rather than emulating it
sometimes I worry about you guys
I assume they were talking about decompilation projects or sourceports.
like the ones for Mario 64, Jak & Daxter, OoT, Dark Forces, etc.
Those are all legal too. Because they don't bundle any of the games assets with them, they require you provide your own copy of the game in order for them to function
those take years to be done and by the time I'm 60 I'll finally be able to play a real native port of mgs 2 or silent hill 4 without konami's shit ports
yes but the anon was asking about legality not practicality
forgot to mention ScummVM.
that one reverse engineers the engines for every game its compatible with rather than emulating the hardware they ran on.
as a consequence it can run on much weaker hardware.
I remember playing Monkey Island on my original DS with a flashcart. No way could you emulate that in dosbox at a playable speed on that handheld
This is called high level emulation. Older attempts at original xbox emulators tried to do this because the games were developed with off-the-shelf versions of DirectX that could be found and linked against.
no if you could make your console games run on a modified toaster or fridge that would be fine too.
it's your game, you bought and own it. you can make as many digital back ups and play it on whatever you want.
if a company sell you a baseball bat and says it's only to be used to hit baseballs it's your right as a consumer to make them go frick themselves.
you can hit anything else you own with it, tennis balls, soft balls, glasses ect.
a company does not have the right to dictate how a consumer uses their product in relation to the consumers own private property.
Nintendo just need to change their EULA, change license prohibiting use of their software in emulator. Done.
Do you really think that would stop anyone? Has it ever?
EULAs aren't legally binding.
>American law is based heavily on precedent, where previous court decisions set examples for how similar cases should be decided.
The current Republican supreme court has thrown this out the window, justices have even ignored their own precedents in order to rule the way their party wants. (See gerrymandering)
The only way you'll see the courts step in on emulation is if it starts to hurt US businesses.
>babykiller seething
>There is undoubtedly HUNDREDS
Are*
stopped reading your ESL drivel
>US courts could decide emulation is illegal anytime they want, they just haven't yet
the literally could not.
90% of the technology you use right now relies on emulation.
the fricking realtek onboard sound chip on your motherboard emulates yamaha sound chips from the 80s.
your cpu emulates instruction sets it cant natively do all the time and a shitload of other things.
emulation is never illegal.
it can be used to do illegal things but so can be a fricking rock you pick up from the side of the street.
ironically the first people that would riot if emulation was suddenly illegal would be every technology manufacturer ever including nintendo because now their hardware could not be used anymore because its emulating different aspects of other hardware.
people arguing the "all emulation is illegal" are missing the forest for the trees
Nintendo if they wanted to could get more specific and argue that emulating a proprietary console is deliberately designed to circumvent copy protection.
This is the real argument. Muh DMCA. I hate the antichrist.
I fricking hate zoomers and I hate the anti christ.
Hell in the future when a new controller input type comes out and replaces xinput
there will be no way other than to "emulate" xinput
emulation matters more than literally anything when it comes to software and hardware
old games would look like shit if not for retroarch despite what morons screeching about hard pixels say
games were never intended to look like that despite crystal clear marketing ads to bullshot the consumer
>Hell in the future when a new controller input type
its already here but companies dont really support it for now but it slowly is gaining adoption.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/gaming/gdk/_content/gc/input/overviews/input-overview
Just give it a few years when the xbox sex 2
Does this support gyro?
of course it does.
xinput already supports gyro.
games need to implement it on their site. xinput has supported gyro controls for over a decade now. game input supports everything xinput does and can do more with very low latency.
it also works on macos and linux natively.
>xinput already supports gyro
nonsense
it does.
xinput supports up to 512 simultanious inputs and a lot of input methods.
xinput supported gyrocontrols since microsoft implemented it for flightsim.
Show me the documentation for it then.
highest IQ post in this thread even though it was written by a schizo.
>he lives in a place with zoning
>US courts could decide emulation is illegal anytime they want, they just haven't yet
Emulation is a vital tool for both hardware and software development in key segments of the market. Only Ganker troons think it's limited to games
*bans game emulation only*
now what?
You don't emulate games, you emulate the hardware they're designed to run on.
Also I don't think you understand the role of courts.
define a video game in a way that doesn't make it intersect with general purpose software.
what makes a video game implemented in microsoft excel different than a generic excel spreadsheeet in a way that's legally binding?
Damn, huff your copium in moderation, because
>they just haven't yet
is a clear signal that you are close to overdose.
US court will never declare emulation illegal. There was 2 cases where the corpos got their shit kicked in (deservedly so; they didnt know their place), so the only thing they (same as you) can do is seethe.
the guillotine in my backyard is illegal?
It already went to court and emulation was deem legal. It's settled you cant just keep going to court about something until you get the result you want.
No, emulation has been decided to be legal since 2000 - Sony vs. Connectix case. Nintendo cant do anything about it, dipshit.
courts already ruled it's legal to play emulators with your own rom dumps and bios dumps
>US courts
don't care
>US courts could decide emulation is illegal anytime they want, they just haven't yet
Opposite already happened, courts decided a long, long time ago that emulation is completely legal as long as none of it is pre-packed with proprietary code such as a BIOS or game ROM.
Here's the thing though, that decision was made for commercially-sold PS1 emulators, not something Nintendo-related. Do you know how Sony solved that problem? They sued the frick out of the companies selling the emulators until they died of financial ruin (winning a court case still means having to pay off your legal fees) and in one case they simply bought the company out and immediately terminated the whole operation. That kind of thing doesn't work anymore because nowadays everybody puts their emulators up for free and millions of people download it without giving a single red cent to the authors.
This is why Nintendo has only been able to take down the stuff that either uses their shit directly or is being sold for money, everything else is protected by law.
>They sued the frick out of the companies selling the emulators until they died of financial ruin
This shit has always blown my mind. You would think there'd be some kind of protection to stop one party from just burying the other party in fees until they effectively win. I guess it's more money for the courts so they don't give a frick
It's because it's Sony, in their prime no less, so they had a lot of sway in getting all those follow-ups going. Just to remind you, Sony of the current age was effectively blocking Microwiener out from acquiring Actiblizz all on their own after all the other tech companies said there was nothing wrong with the purchase, and were able to delay it for over a year until they put all their eggs into the basket of some dumbass b***h gubmit worker who never won an actual court case in her life, who proceeded to lose everything due to basic incompetence. Imagine just how powerful Sony was back in the 90s and early 00s.
>Building a shed in your backyard is illegal and requires hundreds of pieces of paperwork and inspections/fees/approvals.
Every day I thank God that I am not a Californian
and again, a moron blatantly lies but Gankertards will eat it up like pigs in a slop trough.
This isn't the big gotcha you think it is. The fact you need a permit if you exceed the size of a bathroom, or want to add a lightbulb is fricking stupid. Its YOUR PROPERTY, you shouldn't need the governments thumbs up to do it.
yea and there's definitely government authorized shed inspectors that go door to door analyzing your plumbing and electrical system every 6 months right?
>muhh freedomss!!!
get a grip dude.
Are you stupid? When you go to sell the house, or get it refinanced this kinda shit matters. You better have the permit, or go get one, unless you want to eat that fine.
first worlders are real cucks, I swear.
I am emulating your mom right now, what are you going to do about it smartass?
>Building a shed in your backyard is illegal
Can't be true, that's moronic. What is that something in big cities or something? You own your property in the countrysides.
Kill your whole family and then have a nice day
>US courts could decide emulation is illegal anytime they want, they just haven't yet
No they can't. Current laws state they are legal. Nintendo has lost repeated court battles over this for 20 years straight. They don't just have to "declare emulation is illegal", they have to declare that the entire judicial system was completely wrong about the 1,500 various court cases decided based on current laws along with appealing the two dozen laws regarding things like right to repair or right to backup for personal use, and then they have to do this while maintaining appeals cases from unfathomable numbers of companies whose products would suddenly be illegal because a random court tried to overturn 50 years of precedence.
Anyway, emulation isn't going anywhere. Emulation isn't illegal; distributing copyrighted video games is.
It's bizarre how defensive all the other replies are. There isn't even any bait akin to usual HURDUR EMULATION BAD. And it's certainly not impossible to overturn a precedent. Let's not pretend that getting BIOSes and ROMs and other proprietary bullshit is a real hurdle.
The most important part is
>Really what decides if something is illegal or not is whether it's enforced.
It's just not worth it to persecute every Joe Bumfrick. As long as devs and leakers aren't braindead morons (read: nintendo fanboys), they can shirk the laws and suffer nothing. Even if console emulation would become de jure illegal.
>Building a shed in your backyard is illegal and requires hundreds of pieces of paperwork and inspections/fees/approvals.
what? not my shed homie
this shed argument is fricking moronic and you are delusional for trying thinking this legal issue is related to video game emulation.
They tolerate emulation because they can just take the emulator and release a horrible compilation disc at full price using projects compiled from github by an underpaid intern and rake in millions.
>US courts could decide emulation is illegal anytime they want, they just haven't yet
They already decided it is legal, back in 2000 or so when Sony had to sue Bleem until they lost all their money on legal defense, because they couldn't shut them down in any other way.
>Building a shed in your backyard is illegal and requires hundreds of pieces of paperwork and inspections/fees/approvals.
this is a local issue. in my city I go to city hall and I say "Hey frank" (that's the building inspector) "I'm gonna build a shed in my yard" and he says "What the frick are ya tellin me for?"
>Building a shed in your backyard is illegal
????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????
"diverse" urban liberal cities have to establish thousands of laws to try and stop third worlders from turning the place into a third world shit hole. it doesn't work, obviously.
because emulation is legal in america
vote with your wallet CHUD
>Day 0-1
>laughs in Totk, Mario Wonder and Mario RPG
Most bings are kids or manchildren who are too incompetent to do basic shit like boil water or clean gutters, how would you expect them to either build a decent PC or buy a good laptop that lets them emulate shit. Most just use their mom's handmedown 8 year old macbook
>Implying the average nintendie knows how to even find an NSP of a game they want on day 0.
>day 0
more like day -7
There is literally nothing illegal about emulation in itself. Learn about Sony vs Bleem you fricking zoomers.
If PC gaming didn't exist, there would be peace in gaming. Easier programming, no mods, no piracy.
>it's easier to code on a proprietary piece of machinery that can sometimes be convoluted as frick with its CPU architecture (Atari Jaguar) over a set standard in the world of computing (X86)
Holy frick you are an idiot.
>boy I sure love being at the mercy of megacorporations
Yeah and any smaller or low-print game outside of the few they're able to re-licence that are financially viable to resell to consumers or put on a subscription service to drive traffic will cost you hundreds of dollars to play because you have to pay some collector israelite on ebay to buy it. There are even games from popular franchises from just 2-3 gens ago where this holds true.
And no way to fight against unfair pricing or monopolies.
>no piracy
You know console piracy also exists, right? The Switch itself got defeated by a paperclip for v1 consoles and now modchips for patched consoles allowing people to pirate games.
>Easier programming
AHAHAHAHAHAHHA
based moron
They do need PC to make a video game. Duh oh! PC is vastly versatile. Without the console, we will get many better games.
>peace in gaming
>console wars
>no piracy.
The frick? Every console ever has piracy, except Xbone and Xbox Series consoles. PS5 even has piracy now.
bruh
I know Xbone and Xbox Series can emulate older consoles, you just cannot pirate Xbone and Xbox Series games.
>dis guy never had a modded xbox
Obsolete, current gen consoles don't have piracy.
probably because it's not as rampant as nes emulation since you need a monster pc to emulate anything with it
>monster pc
>monster pc
SteamDeck can't even run totk at 60fps.
Steamdeck is equivalent to like a mid-high end PC from 2014. It's stronger than a Switch but it's nowhere near "monster" category.
But it has by far the best software and UI to manage a handheld. and it sets a standard for new videogames
>LONOOOOOX LONOX SUXKS
No worries, just install windows if you are care do much
neither can switch
Underrated post.
I lose my shit at this.
Funniest moment, yes
Any cheap laptop with a CPU released after 2018 can run this emulator dude
I can emulate the handheld on a handheld.
While the GPU isn't insignificant in emulation, I went from emulating BOTW in 4K with a 1070 to 8K with a 3080 on a 4 core cpu. You don't need anything crazy.
my 1050 ti can emulate botw in 4k.
switch emulation on the other hand sucks
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wonder which
way to type
is the most triggering
to all anons present in
this very thread, being little spergs
The Switch has sold 130 million so far.
Proof that emulation appeals to nobody but 3rd poor gays.
if i sold my pc i could buy a switch and your entire family+your dead relatives and even pay someone to put strings on their corpses and use them as marionettes for a tea party
>Proof that emulation appeals to nobody but hypocritical PCgays
pc sold godzilion. even if only 1% of pc players emulate it would be more than all nintendo consoles combined
>Why hasn't Nintendo killed Switch emulators yet?
Because emulation is legal, see Sony v Bleem.
>You can steal NSPs for 60-70 dollar games on Day 0-1.
You can steal a car if you want to do that too. What's your point?
Because currently the impact on their business is minimal and there is always a risk with taking this shit to court. They'll likely focus on making the next system harder to emulate and put better safeguards against piracy while avoiding any escalation, that is until morons trying to make emulation mainstream ruin everything (I'm looking at you, Decktrannies).
Here's a pretty good summary:
Because they know there millions of people who'll buy their games anyway? Piracy in the grand scheme of things doesn't matter imo. Which is why it's fricked up that Bowser guy became their debt slave, if they don't want to release their older games, how else can people play them if not for piracy? Buying the physical game and console for 100x the original price? Foh.
>fricked up bowser guy became their debt slave
they should make more of an example of people like that. Death penalty, etc
Bowser became their debt slave because he was a fricking moron that sold pirated games. Literaly the most black thing to do.
No he got caught because he used ebay giving them an address or way to trace it back to him.
>Which is why it's fricked up that Bowser guy became their debt slave
He got fricked up because he was raking in money for that shit, and that gave Nintendo the winning argument.
>Bowser
always and forever kek
You think Chales Martinet was at the trial and told him "So long, Gay Bowser" during the Victim Impact Statements?
Honestly I don't even know what switch exclusives I'd want to emulate. All the good games are multiplatform already available on pc.
Because despite companies making a huge stink about piracy, it doesn't actually affect their bottom line much, if at all. Remember the EU tried to suppress a study done that showed that media piracy doesn't actually hurt profits because most people don't bother with it. The only groups that heavily pirate vidya are 3rd world poorgays and people that actually like video games, your average normalgay is still going to open his wallet to pay for shit.
50% chance it will backfire and frick every other hardware manufacturer in the process.
>Why hasn't Nintendo killed Switch emulators yet?
But they already did.
They're still trying to figure out how to implement Denuvo on switch. It can't really work since you have a physical copy to verify while offline.
Plus, I bet denuvo in its current form would make switch performance drop so much it could impact sales heavily.
It wont happen on switch 1 but it will happen in Switch 2
Yeah, they'll try to implement Denuvo on consoles.
But I doubt that many devs will allow it to happen when they see the performance hit on their anemic hardware.
Nintendo already confirmed to use First party titles to use Denuvo. Also most pubs like SEGA/Capcom/WB/etc already use it on PC as well. Im pretty sure they have dedicated hardware space just for Denuvo in Switch 2. Similar to OS Ram for other consoles
>Nintendo already confirmed to use First party titles to use Denuvo.
Source: your ass
nintendo literally can't do it. switch games already run like such shit they can't even afford AA.
nintendo try so hard to achieve decent performance denuvo would completely tank it.
and an emulator could just fool denuvo into thinking it's a legit console since any "hardware" information it gets would be fed to it from the emulator.
Why haven't they made Steam Deck illegal? No one uses it to play Steam games, they just use it as an illegal emulator on-the-go.
think of the poor corporations
nintendo is your friend if you stay on the straight and narrow
What are you morons talking about?
It's unenforceable.
it is very enforceable. they're just not trying enough.
How is it enforceable? Any autist with a computer can make an emulator.
How the frick would it be enforceable? There is literally nothing illegal about emulation itself you idiot. The only illegal part is how you attain your ROMs and ISOs. Most emulators also require you to dump the BIOS from your own console in order to actually play the emulator.
Nintendo have literally sued people into having to give them part of their paychecks for the rest of their mortal days in an effort to protect their IPs, yet they can't do shit in this instance. Emulators never contain proprietary code and the groups that offer them for download always cover their asses saying they don't condone piracy. You can't hold a person selling a hammer responsible for the people that use them to cave peoples' heads in with them when they're marketed for DIY purposes
Look, in order to enforce IP rights, you have to go after each and every pirate individually. Out of a global population of ~8 Billion.
There is no way to feasibly enforce IP rights for video games.
>You can steal NSPs for 60-70 dollar games on Day 0-1
I usually steal them 6-7 days before that
>most games are in a trash state on release day
>pirate it even earlier
Playing games early isn't cool anymore because everything before the GOTY definitive edition is a beta playtest
WHY DO EMULATOR gayS ALWAYS PRETEND THEY EVER UPLOAD THEIR GAMES THAN JUST STEAL. JUST STOP LYING.
M8, if someone owned a copy of a game decades ago, who the actual frick cares?
most of the games people emulate are like 40 years old
are you going to cry when someone takes a movie prop from the 60s?
Because saying that you pirated it on a stream means that nintendo has legal rights to shut you down and sue you if you piss them off enough
At least for switch games, i don't think anybody pretends they aren't pirating old games
but I do upload my games though?
emulation in general is still in a garbage state outside of 2d shit
CRT shaders and filters should be a standard option in every single emulator but it's not
hd texture packs are a waste of time and storage and look worse than trying to mimic the look of a crt
Because they know any legal action would give emulators ton of exposure and backfire terribly by streisand effect
Same reason how youtube recently trying to kill adblocekrs drove their usage to an all time high because there are throngs of normies who read that and went "wait you can block those?"
This.
They can’t.
Fun fact: Anti piracy posting stopped when Israel was getting attacked
You can steal them way ahead of release actually. Pretty based if you ask me.
I did this shit for the steam deck with TOTK and mario wonders
as long as gamers don't play any games, they are wining. as long as gamers don't pay attention what is happening around the war, ESG is winning.
i wish it were bad for business. but despite the huge amount of people pirating nintendo is still inundated with cash from any game they slap mario, zelda, or pokemon on. this signals they will never need to improve or innovate
They think this then get promptly slapped when they get too wienery
emulators are completely legal as long as they do not use any proprietary code
What else should I pirate to play illegally on my Nintento Switch emulator?
you've played all the good switch games and a couple bad ones too
delet this @fbi @nintendo @reggie @SHIGERU_MIYAMOTO @interopl SOMEBODY PLEAse HElp mE!!!!!!
which site did you use to get pikmin 4? Kemono? .pantsu?
https://nxbrew.com/?s=pikmin
thanks mate
>https://nxbrew.com/?s=pikmin
how do I download? all links are adds
May you get caught
TOTK
Pikmin 1-3 aka the best versions
not playing Nu-Zelda, not even for free
Mario Rabbids games are cute time wasters.
I still can't play XB2 on my laptop. Pokemon Sh runs at 20fps and crashes every 10 minutes. You shills are a big meme.
>pokemon sh runs at 20fps and crashes every 10 minutes
sounds pretty accurate to original hardware if you ask me
>There are """"""""""People"""""""""""" who still think Emulation will getting better and better
Your days are numbered, scum
YESSSS Many us cannot waiting for denuvo to BTFOing all piracing!
There are so hype for dunuvo to ending piracy scum forever!
It's the opposite, Yuzu and Ryujinx devs are going to work full time on that shit.
I wish israelitetendo quickly implement Denuvo to all their games so that I can watch how tendies will slurp Nintendo up with how their games run in single digit fps.
denuvo is the hope to gaming
>EMULATION IS LEGAL
>needs illegal keys and BIOs to operate to begin with
defend this
the illegality of encryption keys has never actually been ruled in court
cite one case
then your real nintendo switch is illegal
>totk on deck
>thank you Black person, here is your reward
better then the switch version
they can only seethe
supposedly they're trying to get denuvo to frick up emulation.
Would be funny if it backfires and causes more autists to start working on cracking denuvo, I miss having day 1 releases on pc
Dolphin is going down.
https://github.com/dolphin-emu/dolphin/commits?author=Wack0
They're now accepting code from wack0. The guy behind the hack that led to the gigaleaks.
I'm sending this to Nintendo's legal department.
Anyone can contribute code to open source projects. Hell, you yourself can contribute to Dolphin.
Frick off back to sucking off Nintendo's legal department.
>Anyone can contribute code to open source projects.
Not if that someone has inside knowledge of trade secrets gained from hacking.
Oh noo, good thing I don't give a frick about it considering I have all the games I would like to play using it already downloaded and the emulator works fine on its current version.
what gigaleaks?
Have you lived under a rock for the past 3 years.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nintendo_data_leak
oh, I've seen leaks every now and then here on 4chins since 2007, I don't pay attention anymore.
so you think wack0 is looking to hurt the dolphin dev team?
lmfao good luck moron
Reminder that Nintendo and the DNC use the same "white shoe" LA law firm, Perkins Coie. When will we get GOP senators calling Nintendo woke?
Lawyers don't have alliegances moron, they get paid either way.
>Why hasn't Nintendo killed Switch emulators yet?
they can't
emulation would be fine if it were just a shitty, unstable copy of the real deal. The fact it's not often the case now means it's a problem.
How is that a problem?
because it means your PC just extended its library to a point console exclusivity and perks largely become meaningless. You could live off a PC alone for gaming.
sounds amazing
Where's the problem again?
Go leave antisemitic election tourist, you are not welcome here
>not being a corporate stooge is for nazi chuds now
Actually, that tracks
have a nice day
ok, and?
you still havent answered the question
I fail to see the problem here
there's no reasonable way you can spend thousands of dollars on arcade machines that were all destroyed decades ago
>to a point console exclusivity and perks largely become meaningless
This is already a foregone conclusion.
yeah?
So why are you arguing in favor of emulation?
it's not arguing in favor, it's just pointing out its illegal
It's not.
I live in America
It's not illegal in America.
But it isn't, at least not in relevant countries.
That's why based judge Stacy confirmed PC as a real luxury device.
OH NO
>You could live off a PC alone for gaming.
Yeah, and it's fantastic.
I always viewed the deck as PC companion handheld. You can play all your games and emulators on it, able to cloud save, and have your entire library ready on SD cards. It's great for traveling or off time during school/work at least to me
>You could live off a PC alone for gaming.
This is supposed to be a bad thing...?
Anything that's 15 years or older should be open source.
>Anything that's from at least 15 years ago should be open source.
ftfysenpai
oh its this schizo again
Eric troony, its time to dilate 😉
>That must be bad for business.
Never has and never will be
Piracy is smaller than ever
Nintendo and the guys who code emulators are both equally scared of going to court and getting a definitive result on the legality of emulators. Nintendo would rather keep the status quo where they have upper hand anyway and can scare people with DMCAs
star slop bro's I know we couldn't Pirate SOtSS R on PC because of denevo, but you can emulate it on Ryujinx on a toaster, Nintendo emulators are hella great for emulation, I applauad Nitendo for their open source approach to game development FREE THE GAMES!!!
May you burn in hell!!
bro that series is dying support it in steam
>hasnt had a good game since 3
It fricking deserves to die.
Correct but i dont want it to die yet
The short answer is they can't - Nintendo is one of the most stupidly litigious companies out there but the developers of these emulators stick very close to the law. There's a reason that they say you have to dump your own games etc.. and other things protected by actual law. As another anon has said, Sony v Bleem and other decisions ensure emulation is legal. Even piracy is not really an issue, outside of the service issue that Gaben is right claiming it to be.
I'd be happy to buy most Switch games were they available on PC via Steam or Itch or something else I'd already use that wasn't shitty. Same with anything else. But they don't. So frick them and frick that. I don't have any interest to buy a proprietary console that's made of dumbed down PC or mobile hardware in order to play games, when I have a perfectly capable PC. Emulation also protects games from being secreted away and sold by overpriced repeated ROMs en masse for every platform.
The bigger question is why would you support locked down, proprietary, corporate bullshit instead of playing it on open hardware you control, be it a new or old title? Even owning a Switch, I have a better experience playing on Yuzu/Ryujinx for the most part as I can render at 4K native, mod it as I wish (Fitness Boxing Fist of the North Star does not come with JP audio for some stupid reason. It had to be modded in) and more. There's even worldwide LDN emulating rooms. The only thing we need isa real NSO-alternative platform akin to Pretendo for WiiU/3DS.
>The bigger question is why would you support locked down, proprietary, corporate bullshit instead of playing it on open hardware you control, be it a new or old title?
The vast majority of people nowadays have only a single value in their lives and the name of it is convenience. Consoles are slightly more convenient. Yes, they're shittier in every other way but that is all trumped for these people by their convenience.
I think that's always been illusory, at least as long as I consider "consoles" no longer necessary.
I grant that back during the PS2-era and previous, the console was typically significantly different, purpose built, CHEAPER hardware meant for gaming. A gaming PC even circa Y2K could easily cost 2000-3000 USD and be hardly able to play next year's games without upgrade. This would be even worse the fartherback. Compared to a multi-thousand Apple IIE,a NES was nothing (though $300 at the time was still a frickload of money). However, after the era of the PS2/Gamecube etc.. generation, most consoles became more and more "off the shelf" and also more PC like. Less convenience. The reason we had shitty DLC pushed for everything including the creation of Horse Armor was that Microsoft demanded that the X360 have something to sell on marketplace for every game etc. By the PS4/XBOne era everything was EXACTLY standard PC or mobile hardware, but limited by software/firmware to only do one thing the platform wanted it. More games needed updates, downloads, installs, hell sometimes just online verfications (remember Mass Effect trying to crunch down on resale copies?). So it has never really been about convenience especially today I'd think.
The Steam Deck is the best argument in the opposite direction- a very "console like easy experience" but its also a full, unencumbered PC that you can do what you wish with it. Its the "un-Console", which is one reason that it is blowing the mind of Japan and the rest of Asia. But yeah, I can't imagine people today are buying games for convenience alone on consoles, but then again they will also buy gacha crap and mobile monetization so clearly there are issues.
We've been over this.
Emulators are perfectly legal. It's the use of them to play pirated/illegal software that's not.
When nintendo gives us 60FPS+4K+Ultrawide, that will be the day I stop pirating, otherwise, get fricked.
>steal
put the corpo dick out of your mouth for once, because all I see here is incomprehensible tendie jibberish
Is there an archived version of the "may you get caught" guy video?
>That must be bad for business
It isn't and never will be
Emulators aren't really good enough to play games for modern consoles, if Nintendo doesn't want piracy they need to stop releasing outdated consoles
ibbie dibbie doobie
not enough rich people actually pirate.
video games is a luxury, a gaming PC is a luxury, easily starting at $1000 (maybe $500 if you are ok with 30fps emulation, or exploit the used market). while a switch costs $300, you can easily afford 2 games and a few months of online.
also you can buy a switch and pirate at the same time, emulators do have bugs (but it does require hard modding in most cases).
Also pirates can't get around multiplayer games. It's easy for the servers to check if your account actually owns the game.
Also zero proof to say that making piracy illegal will actually prevent piracy, because unless they implemented a blanket law that says that simply connecting to a website that hosts any pirated material should get you fined, it's pretty much impossible for your ISP and etc to be able to find out what you downloaded (unless spyware snitches on you).
And if you shut down a website, another one will pop up.
if you ban encryption / forfeit all your privacy to "make sure you are not doing bad things", you have a hellscape.
emulators aren't illegal because it's not stealing anything, they making something on their own, hacking your hardware on the otherhand is illegal, yet it's still very possible (like facebook marketplace), because not enough people actually do it, and because you usually can't play pirate multiplayer games (maybe locally, or some multi-plat it might work).
Remove treehouse and all troonylators from their development cycle and make some actual UIs instead of copypasting all the soulless cancer shit and I might feel inclined to actually pay.
As it stands though I'm not keen on paying for water from a poisoned well.
Emulators aren't illegal. That's why.
They don't want to set a precedent of Sony v Bleem and making emulation even more legal. Best they can do is C&D scare tactics of grey area software (like lockpick) and fighting pirated content hosts.
it's crazy when you were a kid, you were taught stealing is evil and you go to hell. Now as an adult, people steal all the time and say it's only a crime if you get caught. By that logic, you can steal anything and only have it a crime if you get caught up to food or someone's wallet.
>and you go to hell
burger moment
> you were taught stealing is evil and you go to hell. Now as an adult, people steal all the time and say it's only a crime if you get caught.
Anon, the govt. (Lobbied by corpos) have made sure to impose HEAVY federal charges against you for simply downloading data.
Frick em.
>stealing
implies digital games have a presence and can be owned, neither of which is the case. So by what definition is it stealing when it's not even an item or product?
Correct, if you value your morals over your own life then that's how you end up starving to death. Most people recognize that when they're not a kid anymore.
well explain to me how I am supposed to legally get the arcade edition of rampage world tour on any device?
you can't steal something that is fundamentally incapable of having real world scarcity
How am I stealing? The guy who put up the iso bought the game.
Why is it a crime to share your stuff with friends?
If I show a movie to a class or group, am I stealing?
And this is why piracy is never considered stealing in any legal department.
The games you "acquire" cannot ever be theft. It is wrong to steal food or physical items because they are material and limited. In the digital world, copy-paste means stealing is literally a fabrication, which I assume most of you already know.
What I forgot to mention is that people need to store these games in some physical medium (HDD/SSD), and putting more games on it reduces how much free space I can have. Technically speaking, "acquiring" games can only hurt me. I'm the one running out of digital room.
You have to have a 2000 dollar computer to do that. A switch is 250 dollars.
anon, I have a 2011 computer and it emulates switch at 40 to 70fps depending on the game.
>That must be bad for business.
You overestimate how many people emulate. Your average tendie couldn't work out how to get it working
How can they? It's not theirs they can't do what they want to it. Maybe in countries where corporations own you not the other way around.
>Maybe in countries where corporations own you
US, Canada, UK and Germany?
oh fug i forgot south korea.
Redpill me on Yuzu.
it's the zsnes of switch emulators.
uses a lot of hacky shit to get games to run, at the expense of accuracy.
if you have a decently powerful PC you should use Ryujinx instead.
it's shit even with a average pc it's not fast enough to get you 60 fps but ryujinx isn't much slower that it's actually a real reason to use it over another
They take ryujinx code, slap 'yuzu' on it and make morons on patreon pay for it.
>pay
must be dumbass tendies paying for it lol. just go to pineapple
Its the whitemans emulator. Ryujinx if you are brown skin
First you try ryujinx, then if you can't run it you try yuzu and learn live with the bugs.
>Redpill me on Yuzu
I can't, it has a millions hacks that you need to test mixing and matching for every game, some are needed to even get the game running with less glitches.
If you have a decent CPU, just go for Ryujinx. If you have a toaster CPU you go for Yuzu and start tweaking.
Is ryzen 5 5600 decent or toaster tier
toaster tier if you want 60fps and 4k. Otherwise 30fps and 720p handheld looks fine, but it also depends on the game.
How about a 5900x?
looks good, but it also really depends on the game. Xenoblade, Pokemon SV and Zelda are usually really hard games to emulate and still maintain 60FPS, look at youtube videos for those.
uhm... sweeties? Especially when it comes to emulation, nobody who "pirates" to emulate brand new games was at any point a potential customer. The same generally goes for a vast overwhelming majority of piracy. Most are either
>too poor
>don't want to spend money
>want to try before buying
>rarely the devs did something to incite it
3/4 of those are not customers, the last one used to be a customer.
why don't they just execute all those people?
Is this actually a good way to play? I've been wanting to play BotW for a while and considered buying a switch at multiple points but never did
download cemu and wii u usb helper
If you have a decent PC you can run it better than a switch.
>SHUT IT DOWN
what a homosexual. its just dlc
>Searching for posts that contain ‘erictroony’.
>3716 results found.
>120 pages of posts containing the word "erictroony"
https://arch.b4k.co/v/search/text/erictroony/page/120/
So did you start putting a space between "Eric" and "troony" to avoid wordfilters from other anons? Or were you just constantly getting tracked and banned by mods for spamming? Either way, you're a schizo homosexual for projecting your mental illness onto an imaginary bogeyman that you invented.
Emulation is legal, but sharing proprietary data like firmware, encryption keys, games, game assets, etc. is not.
There is a lot to do with "clean-room implementation" methodology as well, meaning that a developer or dev group cannot use proprietary knowledge (i.e. SDKs, internal documentation and training, etc.) to build the emulator. They have to reverse-engineer it from scratch, fair and square. If you have been exposed to any of that knowledge, you are tainted and should avoid ever working on that specific project to avoid getting sued.
Yuzu and Ryujinx both adhere to all of these legal restrictions. You have to supply your own encryption keys, firmware files, and games. None of the devs have ever worked with the switch SDK or had access to development documentation. They're golden.
nobody cares, OP just wants to shitpost because emulating gays are too dumb to just ignore these shitty bait threads
there are chinese companies selling sd cards with NINTENDO roms inside them right now, you cannot stop emulation nor piracy unless you congregate hardware and software
just bought a 7800x3d to emulate switch games better on 60 fps 4k :))
can you force xeno2 to emulate at 60fps yet?
xenoblade 2? sure, why not. although im more interested in playing smtv on crisp 60 fps
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didnt even work on the video.
NTA but what part of dynamic don't you understand? Either his PC, the emulator or the game has some issue holding it back but jumping between 40-60 with VRR is infinitely more enjoyable than what the Switch normally does.
it never once hit 60 u fuccboi
I didn't watch the whole thing so I'll take your word for it. You still don't understand the term. It just means 60 is the target. Where before 30 was the target. Still an improvement.
Whats the deal with xb2 and why every other switch game runs fine at higher frame's on pc
jap code i think
How about Nintendo make better hardware? Sony doesn't have this problem for current gen
Any cool games for switch besides the marios and zeldas? Every time I see one of these threads I wonder if I'm missing out on anything as a PC gamer.
>Another emulator thread
>No recs
Do ya'll play games?
Because it's not discussing that, it's discussing the criminality of emulation
It cause minimal damage to Nintendo because you need to know what files are, and most Nintendo consumers don't
Scrimblo Bimblo? More like Scrimblo BIMBO!
>Why hasn't Nintendo killed Switch emulators yet?
Because they can't. Well, atleast they can't in my country. I am legally allowed to emulate and pirate anything as long as it's for non-commercial uses.
>my country
third world?
Second world honestly.
Europe, Hungary
>HUNGARY
inhuman authoritarian state run by a vladdie sycophant
Seeing this shit makes me want to pirate right now.
thanks for the game nintenchud
is the emulation perfect? im thinking of playing this next after SO2R
im currently downloading it so i'll see soon
gib me the magnet pls.
The link on switch roms site got taken down.
OP is built for BBC
im a game dev
emulate and pirate all you want, i dont care
hobbyists don't count as game devs
i literally work for a publisher. we have shipped 8 games this year. i legitimately dont care. i care so little that you cna in fact get our games off gog without drm
Based. Imagine paying protection money to the denuvo racket so you can pretend to shareholders that this increased profit by 0.3% to not be sued into the ground for SEC violations.
im convinced we dont even have drm even on our steam releases. half of the time it doesnt even work due to incompetence
Do emutrannies have the single biggest victim complex on all of Ganker?
I've got the money to at least pay for the games, but frick you, I don't pay $70 for any other game, and I'm certainly not doing it for Nintendo Switch games.
not to mention square is a shitty company and they don't deserve any money.
Which is the better emulator for pikmin 4?
Considering they're printing money with the Switch, Zelda botw sold something like 40 million copies or some shit, TOTK is already at 20 mill, Mario Wonder with the holidays will reach 8-10 mill etc. , I would say 10k-20k pirates are not hurting so much.
>I would say 10k-20k pirates are not hurting so much.
It doesn't matter, they still are seething uncontrollably about it because they are a soulless greedy corporation
if there are really so few pirates, i do not understand why they can not be easily hunted down
>Why hasn't Nintendo killed Switch emulators yet? You can steal NSPs for 60-70 dollar games on Day 0-1. That must be bad for business.
wait where the frick are his eyes
Hold the frick up. Ryusak is kill, where do i get easy mods and firmware downloads now?
Firmware - Darthsternie Firmwares (google it)
Mods, probably download them manually on modsbanana
Emulation isn't illegal, you troony falseflaging PC vegan
Video games are a gray area because of their multimedia nature but according to the EULA you only have the right to use what the owner of the software lets you use you have no right to anything else you are forbidden to do things like
>Sharing gameplays
>Quoting games
Review embargoes are companies using the power of the EULA to block literal speech
>Share images
>Playing the music
>Share sheet music
>Transcribe music
>Modify the game at any level
The power of EULAs is profound, which is why permissible EULAs are so sought after in software communities.
death to all thiefs
Cry harder homosexual. I'm not spending $1,000 to play a rare NES game when none of the money is going to Nintendo or the dev's pockets anyways.
you will be caught eventually. We see all.
Emulation isn't illegal because it is derived from understanding how a technology sold to the public works. Which isn't illegal.
That's the basis ultimately. If the public were not allowed to know intimately how a piece of technology being sold to them worked it would constitute a crime actually. And in the understanding of how the technology works comes the ability to make something similar to it which is also legal. Patents have clear things they govern that you bypass with emulation as well, it's based on similarity and sales which most emulation gets away with since they aren't being sold (technically) and are of course clearly not a 1:1 reproduction of the software used and isn't on the same hardware either.
>That must be bad for business.
People have been pirating Nintendo shit since the NES era, they are literally unaffected by it because people are still paying out the ass for their games. Compare this to when the PSP was hacked, people straight up stopped buying games for that piece of shit once the hacking process was simplified down to a mere file swap.
>Compare this to when the PSP was hacked, people straight up stopped buying games for that piece of shit once the hacking process was simplified down to a mere file swap.
Cope. The PSP was an awkward and pretentious competitor to the Game Boy Advance, had some atrocious marketing, and almost no memorable games that helped sell the system. Compare to the Wii, which was also cracked early on but still sold like hotcakes.
>The PSP was an awkward and pretentious competitor to the Game Boy Advance
You're an idiot, it literally released 5 months after the DS.
>You're an idiot, it literally released 5 months after the DS.
The DS was marketed by Nintendo as a "third column" console and had very few games of interest in its first year in the market. Most of the games were experimental games that heavily relied on the system's gimmicks. Even so, the PSP failed because they had no good games for it. The system's attach rate was some of the worst numbers in modern console history.
>Compare to the Wii, which was also cracked early on but still sold like hotcakes.
Because the Wii is a Nintendo product and people are willing to pay for that shit. Even the fricking piece of shit Wii U had a large attach rate despite having a tinier playerbase than Mario Kart Wii's modding community.
>Stopped buying
>was supported until 2010
Is that really what happened?
>That must be bad for business
less than 0.00001% of the switch's customer base knows what emulation is, or how to emulate or even has a computer to emulate
the switch has sold 132 MILLION UNITS, business is fine
and emulators are essential for videogame preservation and allow for datamining videogame contents
right now on my phone, there is no way to play gameboy games, but emulators allow me to play tetris dx anywhere I go
Bowser was probably moronic. He could have moved to Russia or China and continued making millions.
No company will go after emulation unless they know they have a 100% chance of winning the case. I'm surprised they don't try harder at shutting down the sites hosting the NSPs though.
I pirate all Nintendo games. Or whatever is left they make that is worth playing, wich is not a lot of releases.
Not only do I get entertainment for free, and in a better platform than the Switch, but the fact that it makes tendies sheete is the cherry on top.
no modern nintendo game is worth playing, you are a dumb fricker
why put so much energy in <1% of lost revenue. while when it's a good game, you gain in overall reputation. it's petty, especially for nintendo with all of their exclusives.
playstation has barely any exclusives, so i can imagine they'd want to battle it more. xbox is the moronic cousin, never should have been born.
Maybe if they had better sales I wouldn't. I think the lowest priced Three Houses ever got 3 years after release before I stopped checking was like $45-$50
Tendies on suicide watch
why would you use a smart phone to play games that need a controller?
Anyone know where I can download switch games for my tinfoil?
help plz
I use this website, but you will likely hate it because it is brown site
https://www.ziperto.com/nintendo-switch-nsp/page/3/
>https://www.ziperto.com/nintendo-switch-nsp/page/3/
jesus its annoying plz how do i stop these pops ups
>he doesn't use u block
nsw2u
Sucks to be so poor you have to settle for some janky emulator that doesn't run shit worth a frick.
Even GameCube emulation is still kinda shitty depending on the game. Anyone pretending that switch emulation is any good is lying to themselves.
>Sucks to be so poor you have to settle for some janky emulator that doesn't run shit worth a frick.
Dumbest poster of the year.
Emulators can run your tendie trash at quality you've never dreamed of
Have you tried shutting down an ongoing bank robbery?
How would you do it? Would you arrest the men shoveling money into the van first, or would you go into the bank, find out how the villains entered, and stop up the hole the dug in from?
If you don't stop the money from being carted off, you'll lose the bank's funds. But if you don't find out where the leak is, then you're going to get robbed again. Once something has been decrypted, in can be impossible to re-encrypt it.
I still haven't played a good switch game. The Zelda one is overrated trash. Astral Chain had some potential but it's too dumbed down for toddlers, which seems to be a pattern with Nintendo. I've had more fun with RPCS3
Why do PCgays want to play Switch games anyway? I thought it had "no games" you hypocritical homosexuals.
Nintendogays who usually already own the switch are the ones emulating
So we can run it at 4K / 120 fps and laugh at pathetic consolegays. I don't actually play the games because its dumbed down garbage designed for peasants
I only play them so I can complain about how bad they are, and nintendies still say "you didn't play the game" despite posting screenshots of my progress.
>Day 0-1
try the negatives
Why didn't Nintendo just strongarm yuzu and ryujinx devs before they got big? Hell I bet they could even do it now. 29k per month isn't that much money and they could easily force them to waste it on legal fees until they can't afford to do it anymore. I guess they don't want media coverage on the subject?
>Why didn't Nintendo just strongarm yuzu and ryujinx devs before they got big
they cant because of the eu.
dolphin was made using a special type of legal reverse engineering and they can prove it so nintendo cant touch the dolphin team.
ryujinx and yuzu are based on an open platform. the chip in the switch as a tegra from nvidia. which is an arm cpu that is completely documented and open from top to bottom.
is yuzu or ryujinx better on linux?
Why? So they can test it in future while developing emulator or backwards compatibility. Nintendo leak had vba if I'm remembering correctly.
have a nice day newbie. Emulators aren't illegal.
what's a decent site to grab switch rims
Yeah, I do it illegally, I'm a criminal. I've seen what America says IS legal, and it's all gay homosexualry. No thanks, I'd rather be an outlaw.
Cute asian girls!
Cry about it
Nice, actually looks like a gaming console now.
>Zelda is forever Ubislop now
I have zero interest in financially supporting the current Nintendo.
Just testing to see if this pic will attract the barneygay. You can disregard.
>Didn't use a condom
So he was a moron, no surprise he couldn't get a gf
not when you have 130+ million units sold. also switch had entered into its last year so don't expect any big first party releases besides remakes and remasters.
Pirates here were the reason I bought SMRPG.
They confirmed that basically nothing was fricked up or removed gameplay wise so I bought it.
People who cannot or will not buy a game are not a lost sale, but they can be and are free advertising.
You would have found out that information eventually anyway homosexual.
If I don't buy something at release it's highly unlikely I ever will because I don't care enough to find out later. A bad or unknown game on release is a bad game forever, period.
There are very few games I enjoy watching someone else play so I was never going to see someone play this or go visiting their talky spaces outside the early threads here.
for 1 person willing to buy expensive gaming PC, set up emulator and learn how to use it and also learn how torrents work and where to get pirated software (and deal with bugs/crashes that often don't get patched because there's no cracked version for that or wait 6 month to couple of years for denuvo to get cracked) while not having access to any online components (which is the main selling point for most games nowadays) you have 1000 normies who would rather pay to avoid all that inconvenience and lack of features.