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minus-squareMaplelinkEnglish3•2 years agoJust so long as they stop going after emulation software, and pirates hosting old games that are not being sold anymore then I’m fine with it. Otherwise, big publishing companies and I have a problem.
Just so long as they stop going after emulation software, and pirates hosting old games that are not being sold anymore then I’m fine with it. Otherwise, big publishing companies and I have a problem.
Reading your comment makes me see Nintendo™ fkashes.