As #2, let me add PuzzleManiak, ScummVM (all legal games I have CDs for, plus Beneath a Steel Sky), Video Games Hero, DiceWars, DScent and AmplituDS. I also have physical copies of six DS games, which I loaded most of them on to pick and choose from when on the go.

For commercial games, I either pay for it, find a freeware/OSS equivalent, or just play something else. I don't need to, nor desire to pirate games and it does gall me to hear all the experts here ignorantly stating that "everyone who has an R4 is a pirate". I imagine the many many other posters here that have stated otherwise are also rather annoyed.

I got the R4 because it was ridiculously cheap.

Just running ROMs doesn't necessarily mean piracy.

"The fact remains that the moon is made of cheese."

See? I can reason like that too!

(Someone needs to look up what "exclusively" means).

What? You do know the R4 has an SD slot, and it's not a sealed flash cartridge. It would be super easy to tell them apart.

I have an R4. All of my games personally dumped from games I own (NDS Backup Wi-Fi Tool rules), but some of the better games are 100% homebrew - VideoGame Hero and DScent are two that I really enjoy.

So "entirely for counterfeiting and piracy"? My lone personal example proves you 100% wrong. Thanks for shopping.

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So did I. Generally wasted money.

Check out the number of apps on maemo.org: Maemo5 (n900) - 80 apps, OS2008 (n8x0) - 493 apps. Think you'll find the app you need in there? The odds are against you. These are the hard numbers from standing behind a fairly commercial-hostile platform...

If you're ready to vote with your wallet, you should be willing to give software developers some of that cash.

Wow. Get back to us when you understand what Time Machine actually does.

Your sense of humor, OverflowException()

I meant the seeder/sharer, not Lars.

Copyright would mostly apply to the person that provided it, correct? So could it not be interpreted that Lars implicitly authorized the person SHARING it to breach the contract?

It seems to me that copyright only restricts you from distribution, not from acquiring something.