What the fuck is Nintendo's problem?

>>DMCA fan tourneys because they promote piracy but not before giving the hosts a warning
>>Takes down their shit that others are making money on
>>Have grand prizes for free to enter casual tournaments worth 25 dollars and don't even hand those out to the players that drop out of said tournament before the finish.
>>allow fundraising and products for charities but DMCA personal stores selling unsent products from said fundraiser for personal profit
>>battles a patent troll who sued Nintendo over the 3ds, lose and almost had to pay 30.2m until it was overturned when it wad revealed that the two ideas were functionally different
They're like, the opposite of jews

Also the last one I had to look up, turns out the patent troll used to work at Sony.
gamasutra.com/view/news/294211/Nintendo_seals_victory_in_3DS_tech_lawsuit.php#:~:text=Nintendo's long-running legal battle,laid to rest for good.

They take marching orders from out of touch geriatric Japanese executives that still use fax machines. They're the absolute worst examples of Japanese work and business culture. Nintendo's online still hasn't cleared the bar set by 2002 Xbox Live, but they sure got the memo on making you pay for it. Nintendo is always going to be years behind industry standards and trends until more of those decrepit company man lifers die or retire.

You can just rip the songs from your legally owned copy of the games. What's the problem?

NoA on a legal front works independently from NoJ. Also every major company uses fax machines, that's why they still make them.

The funniest part is that they're basically the only company in Japan operating like this. NoA would fight more if it had any power.

Yes, you can.

There's two problems with that
1) these people are too dumb to use Google and download an ost so there's no way they could rip anything
2) they don't own the games.

Also that's still technically illegal but who gives a shit.

>charities that prevent suicide prevention
What the fuck

I would 100% prefer conservative kyoto companies that are stable and understandable over progressive californian companies that target people based on their ideologies

>The funniest part is that they're basically the only company in Japan operating like this
Every Japanese company works like that.

>NoA on a legal front works independently from NoJ
At this point 3/4 of the work NoA does is related to legal stuff. Treehouse is a husk of a localization team, all marketing is handled by NoJ, etc. When you contract with Nintendo, you contract with NoJ and not NoA no matter where you are.

>trans suicide prevention
Based

top kek

This. And who the fuck streams low quality compressed audio to begin with? Torrent or rip your own.

>100% prefer conservative kyoto companies that are stable and understandable
user these are the kinds of conservatives that are so conservative that they believe their customers shouldn't expect a quality product because they're Nintendo and people buy Nintendo things.

There are more Nintendo threads than PS5 threads.

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>their customers shouldn't expect a quality product
Did you confused Nintendo for another company? Or do you mean GRAFFIX
Nintendo makes games
PS5 has no games.

user, Nintendo let Shigeru Miyamoto help design the hardware of the 3DS and Wii U despite him not being an engineer, programmer, or even an avid video game player. Nintendo thinks it should have the reputation that it has simply because it exists, not because it actually makes good products.

>make a successful business selling pizza
>everyone grows up liking your pizza
>suddenly, some guy steals your pizza recipe and starts giving it away for free
>you don't want to lose money so you get the law involved to force him to stop giving away your pizza

That's okay, but somehow this isn't?

You can't, actually. Nintendo specifies in the instruction booklet/EULA of each game that you are not allowed to transfer the game, in whole or in part, to another device.

Prove it, nerd

>user, Nintendo let developers help design hardware
Right? As opposed to marketers and OTHER non-engineers?

>food analogy
Do Americans really

gamesdatabase.org/Media/SYSTEM/Nintendo_GameCube/Manual/formated/Super_Smash_Bros.-_Melee_-_Nintendo.pdf
Page 50

based af

>page 50
>there's only 27 pages
lol what a retard

>Miyamoto
>Developer
He's been a "creative fellow" for over a decade, he doesn't even play video games much less develop them or the systems on which you play them.

Actually this is 100% legal, which is why Coke and KFC do all kinds of dumb movie shit to protect their recipes.
I'd argue that it's also completely ethical but this isn't quite the place to do it.

Why are you lying? We know he climbed trees in BotW, that was far less than "OVER A DECADE"
Why does Nintendo get you this butthurt?

In-book page 50. In the PDF it's the left side of page 26.

That's not what it says at all. Also
>the contents of this notice do not interfere with your statutory rights

>Nintendo thinks it should have the reputation that it has simply because it exists, not because it actually makes good products.
Are you being serious right now? user they have that reputation because they built it up WITH quality products and application of new ideas whether it works or not and it took years of work to get there.

Based able-to-read user.

>>the contents of this notice do not interfere with your statutory rights
Oh, sick. This means I *can* play a pirated Melee ROM on an emulator, as using emulators and downloading ROMs are completely legal in the US.

Yes, and then they sit on their laurels and don't innovate or use their properties in a way that is engaging, plus do this shit. People call them the Disney of video games for a reason.

Oh my god, are you retarded?

You do not have any statutory rights to run commercial events with emulators user. Sorry.

That was always allowed though so yes you are right.

Here's the kicker, your rights don't include freedom to copy and use video games.

what jobs have you had user

Under US law, you can copy and use video games without prosecution. You just can't distribute the copy

They actually totally do. All those people getting busted for piracy are either running download sites or using P2P, both of which involve uploading content. As long as you only download you're completely good.