@catalyticmemes@THEJLATESHOW@DiscussingFilm "for-proft" as you say. But yes, technically speaking the law is on the side of Nintendo, but let's not pretend that is always rational either.
Example: https://t.co/s6i1ZtbC52
@catalyticmemes@THEJLATESHOW@DiscussingFilm To an extent, but this take is reductionist. If you remember certain leaks those are examples where serious community research and interpolation can help recreate and preserve game development history and make versions available. I also don't think most emulation developers are
Nintendo is looking to hire a digital archivist to help preserve the history of its games & consoles
They plan to save old development documents, source code, hardware records as well as interview employees to record their knowledge.
@gr333gor@_JeanLannes Why would any serious political organization have multiple subdivisions within a single state anyway when half of them don't even cover entire states?
@bugman11504282@JimFlames@Crownified I disagree, no story is better than a shitty story
The story of TotK is just so cringeworthy that it's hard to take seriously