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But because they aren't (and many cannot be brought back for myriad reasons including licensing issues), they are limited to two other choices: make a legal but absurdly expensive purchase on eBay, Amazon Marketplace, etc., or download a ROM for free. It's not about convenience or the consumer experience it's all about the business model and controlling/gating that experience (and their precious IP) after the original point of sale (and let's not forget about finding every conceivable means to gouge consumers for more money, such as Season passes, Loot crates, etc., etc.).Дў) As many here have already posted, most gamers would readily legally purchase classic games if they were only made available, whether on the eShop, other console stores, Steam, or whatever platform. In related news, kiddos, this is precisely why console makers and publishers have pushed online and digital, and why streaming is 'the wave of the future'. This is why, though technically illegal, ROM downloads aren't exactly vigorously pursued and prosecuted by the authorities. The only options for purchasing them are from the secondary market (like eBay), meaning said publishers (many of whom are now defunct) would never see a penny of that money anyway. Here are my personal thoughts regarding ROMs and emulation:ДЎ) Older games (even up to the previous console generation) are no longer directly sold or supported by their original publishers. They have to defend what's theirs.ДЄs for gamers who want to play retro games, Nintendo doesn't really care. They could help solve part of the problem but they don't want to.ДЄs for the lawsuit, they're right. So, this is the kind of thing that Nintendo doesn't care about.

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It will run THE SAME new games you buy for your 3DS and also the 20 year old games you want to play!' To me this was ridiculous!!! And the point is that I have the Donkey Kong trilogy and Super Metroid in official cartridges for the SNES, but I'd like to play them handheld and not have to rely on a TV anymore. If you wanna play the 20 year old games we're selling for 8 dollars each, buy a new system, the New 3DS. But they just don't.ДЇor example, I got so happy when they announced Donkey Kong Country and Super Metroid for the 3DS virtual console, but they said: 'no, no you idiot.

Nintendo could offer just one service out of a dozen feasible options and people would subscribe to it, or even buy more classic games if 1) they were available or 2) Nintendo charged a nice price for 30 years old games. I don't think there are ways of ending this kind of practice but sure there are ways of reducing it considerably.

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Nintendo believes both sites are professional operations turning a profit.

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The websites are known for distributing proprietary BIOS software and using trademarked logos and characters as well. Nintendo went on record saying these specific sites were the most notorious online hubs for pirated video games and said the sites were known for distributing and displaying a large volume of the publisher'sВ works without its permission. According to the source, this could theoretically equate to $100 million in damages.Д«oth websites are believed to offer readily available ROMS and emulators to the general public.

Nintendo is requesting statutory damages of $150,000 per infringement, and up to $2,000,000 for each trademark infringement. Nintendo has reportedly filed a lawsuit at the federal court in the US state of Arizona earlier this week, with the publisher calling out two ROM and emulator websites - allegedly owned by the same Arizona-based company - for unfair competition as well as copyright and trademark infringement.

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