REMAKE of Shining Force:The Final Conflict
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Ratamahatta
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That actually looks like a pretty neat bit of coding, do you think that the game would run on a real gba if the game was copied to a flash cart?
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superyoshi
EMULATION IS NOT ALLOWED! NINTENDO DENIES IT!
First of all: NINTENDO has NOTHING to do with Camelot's & Sonic Team's RPG called "Shining Force Gaiden 3: The Final Conflict" (which was for Game Gear). We already have (Yes I work on that too
Here I have some quotes from the site:
This one is when we received the "Good luck" in our try from SEGA.
And this is the LEGAL disclaimer which is always there for some guys like you my friend.
Second: All other companies except Nintendo's stuborn guys allows you to have a ROM since you have the original game.
You're not the one who will tell me what is allowed and what's not son. Try visit the site I posted and read carefully what is written in there and talk to me again.
Question: How many ILLEGAL games for Saturn and Sega CD have you downloaded from the present site's FTPs? Don't tell me none cause you will be a big liar.You don't like my post? DON'T read it man!
(Sorry for my offensive tone Ice).
Well, if you wanna go by that Nintendo also has said renting a game from Blockbuster video (etc.) was piracy, so was buying used games .
Just guess what I think about that outlook??
Comments like this are getting real old....
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super duper yoshi
Well, if you wanna go by that Nintendo also has said renting a game from Blockbuster video (etc.) was piracy, so was buying used games .
Just guess what I think about that outlook??
Comments like this are getting real old....
buying used games isn't piracy! Neither is game renting! On my tails adventure GG cart, it said UNAUTHORISED renting is prohibited.
But as far as Nintendo is concerned, the end effect is nearly identical - someone gets to play the game without Nintendo getting paid for it. In fact, Nintendo tries to tell Japanese consumers that they're not allowed to sell their used games; I don't know whether or not this is actually true (Nintendo's legal people have been known to interpret the law in their own magical way).
See above. Nintendo tried to shut down Blockbuster in the NES days by suing them for including photocopied manuals. Their goal wasn't really to get the use of photocopied manuals to stop, it was to punish Blockbuster for renting NES games. They've since realized that the effort is futile and now use Blockbuster as a promotional tool.
Texts like that are usually not very good sources of legal information - they typically claim that certain things are categorically prohibited when there are circumstances under which they are legal (see Sega v. Accolade, Sony v. Connectix, Title 17 Sec. 117 United States Code, the "first sale" doctrine, etc.). I'm not saying that any of these things legitimizes any arbitrary distribution, just that those little texts on carts and CDs and such don't really tell the whole story.
Wow! thats great news! I cant wait to get a hold of this game translated. If Sega and the Sonic team never get around to translating shining force 3 hopefully something like this starts for that also. Oh how I desire to play that game in english...
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