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Isn't it ok to talk about emulators?
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Stuff that is ok:
Emulation

Isn't it ok to talk about emulators?
Oh. Didn't know it was.
I finally configured my N64 emulator to play at a good speed on my slow computer. I also got a gamepad for it at a garage sale. Now I can play Perfect dark the way it should be. Freakin' sweet :D

Also, GBA is abandonware. Nintendo don't make games for it anymore, nor sell any of them. If you see them in store, they are probably cartridges they still had left. DS and Wii games are still in production, so Nintendo is losing money if you download roms for them. Fair enough, right? :)


Oh. Didn't know it was.
I finally configured my N64 emulator to play at a good speed on my slow computer. I also got a gamepad for it at a garage sale. Now I can play Perfect dark the way it should be. Freakin' sweet :D

Also, GBA is abandonware. Nintendo don't make games for it anymore, nor sell any of them. If you see them in store, they are probably cartridges they still had left. DS and Wii games are still in production, so Nintendo is losing money if you download roms for them. Fair enough, right? :)
ok then. gimmi a like to download it and a link for a map to one.

Wait....Was is pirating software? Or where you reporting the program?

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get a GBA rom on you're computer (downloadable off websites). I use it all the time and I dont pay a cent for it.

Hey dumbass',
http://www.nintendo.com/corp/legal.jsp

(taken from Nintendo's site)
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Isn't it Okay to Download Nintendo ROMs for Games that are No Longer Distributed in the Stores or Commercially Exploited? Aren't They Considered "Public Domain"?

No, the current availability of a game in stores is irrelevant as to its copyright status. Copyrights do not enter the public domain just because they are no longer commercially exploited or widely available. Therefore, the copyrights of games are valid even if the games are not found on store shelves, and using, copying and/or distributing those games is a copyright infringement.
So yes, you are all taking about piracy. InB4ban

Emulation is okay if you have the game but not the system.

The best GBA game I've seen is Yoshi's Island (Not for the SNES or DS, just GBA). It has great graphics music, and gameplay. It's also long and gets challenging as it goes on, unlike some others. It also has special twists hidden everywhere, instead of just running though the level, like minigame shacks. There's a ROM out there somewhere, try it :)

Project64
If I were you, I'd also get Mupen64 (if you like N64 emus). Mupen64 can speed up gameplay, slow it down, record it, and use button turbo. I like it; I recommend you try it and see for yourself. The only downside is that it doesn't allow cheat codes.

EDIT: I legally own a Gameboy Advance AND the YI cartridge. I also own my own N64 and the SM64 game itself. This is legal (for me anyway)

Kirby and the Amazing Mirror

That game provided me with a few years of portable entertainment.

Hey dumbass',
http://www.nintendo.com/corp/legal.jsp

(taken from Nintendo's site)So yes, you are all taking about piracy. InB4ban

On every thread I've seen talking about emulation on this forum, someone has proven it to be illegal, regardless, Badspot never once banned them.