The fight against Nintendo producers of flash-cards and similar Nintendo DS continues today and has reached a new milestone.
S High Court in London has today issued the ruling that gave reason to consider unlawful Nintendo cartridges that can run pirated copies of original games, most notably the ruling convicting companies
Playables Limited and Wai Dat Chan, because they sold UK market these cartridges. As these cartridges can be seen bypassing the security system from Nintendo DS games to run on a non-lawful.
Defenders of the companies have argued that the system is legal and allows users to use external applications, and this the Court replied that the cartridges must be removed before they can work illegally, security systems inserted by Nintendo violation, then, terms of use consoles.
Via : gameparade.net
S High Court in London has today issued the ruling that gave reason to consider unlawful Nintendo cartridges that can run pirated copies of original games, most notably the ruling convicting companies
Playables Limited and Wai Dat Chan, because they sold UK market these cartridges. As these cartridges can be seen bypassing the security system from Nintendo DS games to run on a non-lawful.
Defenders of the companies have argued that the system is legal and allows users to use external applications, and this the Court replied that the cartridges must be removed before they can work illegally, security systems inserted by Nintendo violation, then, terms of use consoles.
Via : gameparade.net
