• missingno@fedia.io
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    6 days ago

    If you want to do things that require online access, don’t use the flashcart.

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      6 days ago

      i think you are trolling or you have some issue that limits your comprehension. I’m sorry if it’s the second.

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        6 days ago

        I could say the same to you.

        The point I’m making is this: if you wanna pirate, you’re on your own. If you can’t get it working, tough shit. You played stupid games and you won stupid prizes.

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          6 days ago

          The problem is that the people that got banned did not pirate the shit and paid with real money the games.

          If the hardware is mine and i paid a valid license for the game, i am then entitled to play that game whatever i would like to play it. I can’t get a $450 paperweight if one day they decided that those 8-in-1 multiplexers for the dock aren’t supported. Or if one day a production lot of cartridges is glitched and they blacklist people at random

          If they blacklisted the console, then it’s ok to block online gaming (and I would 100% agree with that), but playing offline games should still be allowed.

          I vote with my wallet and i don’t support this shit

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            6 days ago

            If you wanna take the attitude that you can do whatever you want with it including piracy, fine but you’re on your own. If you can’t get your flashcart working offline, tough shit. Too bad, so sad. It’s your fault for using the flashcart.