the melee community amazes me that it's still going.
the melee community amazes me that it's still going.
Nnot as strong as it used to be, but people still love this damn game.
Kit exists in spite of nintendo
Kthe more they try to kill it the stronger the support for it
KI remember when they tried to get a tournament going during covid and opted to use Slippi so it could be played remotely
Kand nintendo threatened the operators over it
Kmorons
NNintendo is hitting EA and Ubisoft territory for me.
Nwhich is basically, I just don't buy or play their games.
KI've yet to hear so much as a peep about Skull & Bones from anyone I associate with
NDunkey video explains it all 
Tnintendo would sue all of the people who donated to yuzu's patreon if they could
NPolygon
Hack-seller Gary Bowser says Nintendo can take 25% of his monthly income
Areading the lawsuit
AFACTUAL BACKGROUND shows theres some meat there
Alets see the counts
Areminds me of silk road by the way
Tbowser is single handely funding shovelware nintendo published games like 1-2 switch sequels and whatever the fuck this is involuntarily
https://nintendo-switch.fandom.com/wiki/Snipperclips:_Cut_It_Out,_Together!
https://nintendo-switch.fandom.com/wiki/Snipperclips:_Cut_It_Out,_Together!
Nintendo Switch Wiki
Snipperclips: Cut It Out, Together! (otherwise known as simply Snipperclips) is a launch title for the Nintendo Switch, released on March 3, 2017 as an exclusively digital title on the Nintendo...
Athe reason they got that dude is because he used his gmail to ask a stack overflow question
ALMAO
NAw dude, Snipperclips 2?
NI'm ready for Snipperclips 2: Super Turbo Tournament Championship Edition
Rjust wait
Aseems like yuzu is not even the topic of the lawsuit
Aits the fact that 1) yuzu can load encrypted roms, 2) the main developer ran his mouth and admitted to commiting intellectual crimes, 3) The yuzu developers bragged about being able to play prerelease games such as TOTK and games like pokemon on release
Aand for 3) that they did it behind a paywall for 2 weeks
Awhere at least for TOTK that lead to them doubling their patreon page
Kwithout a doubt #3 is a red herring
KBleem was a retail product on store shelves and sony lost, you're allowed to charge and that's not even what patreon is
Kthe others have merit
Aits actually not, its 90% of the thing
Aif you make money, they can pin stuff on you
Knever went to court, this entire argument is untested since it settled
KBleem proved you can charge for an emulator and it's legal, that's actually tested
Alike the reason bowser went to jail was because he made 30k or something
Kbut helping people pirate and writing software to circumvent DMCA have merit
Aor was it 130k?
Abecause they can then say, you made money of us losing money
Aand youre done
Kthat's exactly what sony tried to do with bleem tho, and lost
Ayeah but i think the case here is a bit stronger. In any case, yuzu would have 0 trouble if:
A- they didnt include decryption in yuzu itself and made you run a separate tool with 0 instructions on the main page of how
A- they banned games for the first week of release with a blocklist (where it might be trivial to bypass)
A- they didnt offer a patreon with early access builds that allowed those games to be played prior or close to release
Athats it
KI think #1 there is the future of emulation at this point
Tnintendo could have made more money if they ported their games to PC than suing yuzu
want to put that out there
want to put that out there
Kto avoid this whole thing
Klet another piece of software decrypt and focus on running
Arunning is like 97% of the work
