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vivster on 07 March 2017
BraLoD said:
vivster said:

It works for me and that is what matters. Now think of the scumbags who'd buy it used just to not give a single penny to Nintendo for their efforts. Disgusting.

I see you are talking about me here.

Disgustingly average.



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mountaindewslave on 07 March 2017

supposedly, will believe it when it's seen 



KLXVER on 07 March 2017
vivster said:
KLXVER said:

Not how it works, but at least you bought the game.            

 

It works for me and that is what matters. Now think of the scumbags who'd buy it used just to not give a single penny to Nintendo for their efforts. Disgusting.

Not really the same thing.



vivster on 07 March 2017
KLXVER said:
vivster said:

It works for me and that is what matters. Now think of the scumbags who'd buy it used just to not give a single penny to Nintendo for their efforts. Disgusting.

Not really the same thing.

Let's see. Money, Nintendo made of me playing on CEMU: 70€ + 70€ from the person who made the ISO.

Money Nintendo made from the person buying it used: 70€ from the person who bought the game initially + 0€ from every person who buys the copy used.

Nintendo must be really pissed about those scumbags.



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KLXVER on 07 March 2017
vivster said:
KLXVER said:

Not really the same thing.

Let's see. Money, Nintendo made of me playing on CEMU: 70€ + 70€ from the person who made the ISO.

Money Nintendo made from the person buying it used: 70€ from the person who bought the game initially + 0€ from every person who buys the copy used.

Nintendo must be really pissed about those scumbags.

Yeah, Im sure only 5-10 people will download the ISO...



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vivster on 07 March 2017
KLXVER said:
vivster said:

Let's see. Money, Nintendo made of me playing on CEMU: 70€ + 70€ from the person who made the ISO.

Money Nintendo made from the person buying it used: 70€ from the person who bought the game initially + 0€ from every person who buys the copy used.

Nintendo must be really pissed about those scumbags.

Yeah, Im sure only 5-10 people will download the ISO...

Doesn't really matter as long as the copy was paid for. Still more than they make from people buying used.



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Random_Matt on 07 March 2017

Awesome.



KLXVER on 07 March 2017
vivster said:
KLXVER said:

Yeah, Im sure only 5-10 people will download the ISO...

Doesn't really matter as long as the copy was paid for. Still more than they make from people buying used.

Not really. They sell the same. 1 copy. Its just that many more people will get the ISO than buy the one game used.



vivster on 07 March 2017
BraLoD said:
vivster said:

Let's see. Money, Nintendo made of me playing on CEMU: 70€ + 70€ from the person who made the ISO.

Money Nintendo made from the person buying it used: 70€ from the person who bought the game initially + 0€ from every person who buys the copy used.

Nintendo must be really pissed about those scumbags.

Simple solution, DRM it for constant online check and lock each game to a single system, like MS tried to do, consumers loved that.

It would certainly increase sales for the company. That's what it's all about for the consumers. Our first and formost obligation is it to see to it that the multimillion dollar company has a steady cash flow.



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vivster on 07 March 2017
KLXVER said:
vivster said:

Doesn't really matter as long as the copy was paid for. Still more than they make from people buying used.

Not really. They sell the same. 1 copy. Its just that many more people will get the ISO than buy the one game used.

Well they pay Nintendo to use it so they already give them a lot more than filthy used buyers who give nothing.



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