My games collection hasn't been updated yet, but I own well over 300 retail titles.

I have been doing my part for the industry for a very long time now.

Homebrew shouldn't be illegal unless it's using copyrighted material.

Euphoria, unless you paid for the license to play DVDs on your Wii, the functionality is technically illegal

So what's the real solution? Will Nintendo have to fight over this and gain full control of the platform, or is there a way to ensure homebrew uses no copyrighted material?

I'd imagine there would need to be some kind of regulation or control, even if it was quite loose.

Your opinion is tainted since we all know you pirate games regularly. It's hard to trust the stance you'd take when we know you're really trying to defend the continuation of the piracy behind the three platforms anyways.

Really? Eh, oh well.

I use it to copy my daughter's Baby Einstein DVDs onto my Wii HDD s I can quickly switch between them.

Yeah? What makes you so sure that I do this regularly? A hunch? Quite a bold claim you've made.

Have I pirated before? Yes I have.

Have I purchased games I have pirated? Yes I have.

Nowadays I no longer download any games because I have a 2 out at a time Gamefly account which gives access to DS, PSP, 360, PS3, Wii, PS2 games.

Would you like some photos of my boxes upon boxes of purchased retail games? I'll do so if you wish.

I'm not as bad as you think I am.

As someone who's pro-consumer, I came in thinking this was a great thing. Having read the excerpt though, I'm a bit alarmed at the breadth it took...

Piracy win!? O_O!!!! I must admit I used to have a flash card for my DS, but it fell in the toliet and was flushed away, fate loves to taunt me!!!

@Onyxmeth

By the way, you're claim of me trying to protect piracy is wrong. I am all for the protection of the homebrew scene. A scene that gets a lot more flak than it deserves.