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I was just wondering where I can actually get games for this emulator? I saw another thread and the poster was told to buy them at their local store, but what exactly do we buy? The game for the DS?
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The illegal way to do it would be to download roms that you don't own. you might be able to get away with it on some older consoles, but i don't think pirates of nintendos most recent handheld baby will be free for long. as for the legal way to do it, you will have to own a DS and some games for it, and a few other materials. Regretfully, as it was the first method i found, i will post a forum topic from team cyclops. its a bit complicated at first, but after two or three you will be golden. http://www.teamcyclops.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1942
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If you already own the original cartridges, you could probably safely download the corresponding ROMs on a ROM site. Just be careful for viruses.
And I'm not promoting piracy, for those of you who think so.
Ever heard of GBA-DSP?
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64emuAce: No, it's not safe. Owning a copy of a game doesn't grant you right to get a ROM from another copy, it's the same as owning a single cartridge doesn't give you the right to getting for free more copies of the same.
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My bad. I always thought I was okay because Nintendo wasn't losing any money by ME, as I already paid for my original cartridges. Those who HAVEN'T paid and then download the ROMs are the ones who are truly cheating Nintendo out of money (and I guess, in a sense, the distributors as well).
But I wouldn't present my case in court like I just did!
I know that I am not stealing, as I have paid the money...
Now legally downloading? As you discussed, that second important point in this conversation is a different matter.
Legal issues don't necessarily depend on right or wrong in the greater sense. They depend on already established principals.
Ever heard of GBA-DSP?
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