Nintendo Preserves Old Games
People don't pirate old games to play them for free, they pirate them to keep them alive because the original cartridges won't last forever Nintendo
Tom looks furious and disheveled while holding a red book labeled “Nintendo.” The joke is that people pirate old Nintendo games not simply to play them for free, but to preserve them because original cartridges may eventually stop working; Nintendo’s angry reaction mocks the company’s opposition to piracy. EN: Tom looks furious and disheveled while holding a red book labeled “Nintendo.” The joke is that people pirate old Nintendo games not simply to play them for free, but to preserve them because original cartridges may eventually stop working; Nintendo’s angry reaction mocks the company’s opposition to piracy.
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