I dont really mind if you consider me thief, after all, thats a theft act. Good or bad doesnt mean anything though. Between, your conception is wrong if you think most core gamer hack. Its a minority of user wheter they are casual or core. Surely, the core gamer, who usually have more technologic knowledge result in a higher percentage of hacker, still being a minority of those said users.

You are a freaking joke xD

I dont think this is real....

Not talking about morals here - I just said that they have a higher tendency to be no good (just an adjective to make it sound drastic, not a moral judgement) thieves (that may or may not be bad) if we cut out the not caring about the industry part. So you agree with that, right?

They dont have a higher tendency to be no good, they simply have more technologic knowledge. I do agree there is a higher percentage of hacking in the core userbase but not because those user have a higher tendency of doing bad thing.

In light of the bigger picture. Nintendo only cares as a company to the other developers. In the hard reality of it all. Nintendo as a corporate entity however doesn't care.

Let's take an other example of a company who doesn't give a shit about piracy of their software by the consuming masses. Microsoft and Windows OS line. MS doesn't care. It's not about the pirates will figure away. It's that MS doesn't care, but they have to for the public appearance. MS real money comes from selling to businesses and the average consumer who has the disposable income to buy the software for convenience.

MS continues to keep Windows the biggest largest OS to date because it creates a circular market. Users get use to it at work. Now that the user is used to it at work. They want to use what they are familiar with. So when they get a computer they get Windows. People who have Windows at home don't want to learn a new OS at work. So companies get Windows for their computers to reduce learning time for their employees. It's circular.

The same applies for the dominant console. Pirated consoles increase sales of hardware. Increased hardware increases the "friend" sale. Once out side the immidiat pirater influence(ie friend or family) the "friend" sale goes to people who don't pirate and will buy their games. 

Nintendo and MS only care as so far to keep third parties to continue to make games. That's the end of it their. no more. Also just remember that the corporate entity and corporate employee are different. The entity doesn't really care. 

well leav it too Euphoria to spread the bad fals news/rumors :P

Kind of sad, I mean forum discussion whatever, but you would think those that post articles would do a little bit of research. 

Thanks for the tip!

Bad Euphoria14! Edit your OP immediately young man! >:(

Also, does anyone else remember something like this being posted here not too long ago? In fact, I think it was the same story of how the 3DS was already hacked or something