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[Mujin] It's Time to Accept That Nintendo is a Supervillain
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There are a couple supervillains.
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That's fine. Fuck nintendo and all that. Just trying to put whatever evil things nintendo is doing in perspective to actual problems.
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They are pretty much tied with EA rn.ok like... they're filing patents for bullshit and litigating a bunch of dubious cases, but afaik no one has been cut up with bone saws and stuff into a piece of luggage. I don't put it past wario but....? did I miss something? because that's literally who EA's selling out to
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it is an actual problem, but I am starting to think I'm just feeding a troll, honestly. oh well.
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They are pretty much tied with EA rn.
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ok like... they're filing patents for bullshit and litigating a bunch of dubious cases, but afaik no one has been cut up with bone saws and stuff into a piece of luggage. I don't put it past wario but....? did I miss something? because that's literally who EA's selling out toI forgot about the recent sale that put EA higher on the evil scale.
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I forgot about the recent sale that put EA higher on the evil scale.> put EA higher on the evil scale. I don't like where nintendo is going, but yeah, the EA thing is a whole new kind of 'fucking gross' the irony is EA started as a company that would (gasp!) CREDIT THE DEVELOPERS. Because previous companies didn't - there wasn't any credit given to anyone anywhere. EA said 'come program for us and we'll put you in the credits!' and it worked. But then sometime about 8 years later they'd become the EA we all know and hate and things really haven't changed much since.
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Yeah, but that's actual copyright infringement. I want more Palworlds and Cassette Beasts and Monster Sanctuaries, and I want them to be really blatant about things like summoning your monsters to ride them.Romhacks are not copyright infringement if you don’t distribute the ROMs. They only distribute patch files and users need to acquire the ROMs through _legal backups of their own copies of the original games_. It is not illegal to patch software, and it is not illegal to distribute a detailed list of all the things you’d change about a copyrighted work in order to make it into something else.
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They are not that big, and they are independent. Larian has less than a 1000 employees, while the likes of Ubisoft number in the multiple thousands.
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Yeah, but that's actual copyright infringement. I want more Palworlds and Cassette Beasts and Monster Sanctuaries, and I want them to be really blatant about things like summoning your monsters to ride them.
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Hello Games with No Man's Sky?
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There are a couple supervillains.
