PC Rom to N64 Cart?
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Piracy in its highest form.
Stezo2k
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lol im suprised this topic didnt get locked cuz this is a type of piracy, which we dont allow. why would u wana play roms on ur n64 if u own the real games? u wouldnt unless u didnt own them. Mabie u dont understand.... if u download a rom u must own it unless u delete it within 24 hours.
i heard a doctor 64 lets u play/copy roms onto ur pc/n64 but im not givin you any links etc
Happy illegal emulation (hope the cops nock on ur door)
Stezo
i heard a doctor 64 lets u play/copy roms onto ur pc/n64 but im not givin you any links etc
Happy illegal emulation (hope the cops nock on ur door)
Stezo
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The jumbles man, the jumbles
Stezo2k said:
Actually the whole 24 hours thing is just bullshit. You are not allowed to have ROMs at all. Even if you own the original cart, you are still not allowed to have ROMs.
Malcolm
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Evrain said:
Actually you're incorrect. Video games weren't meant to be copied in any form. If you go to Nintendo’s web site they have a whole 20-page document out laying how copying their carts to ROMs is illegal. It mainly because they have copyrighter every byte in a ROM, thus when you copy the information to your hard drive or cd you are breaking the copyright on the cart.
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God, it was just a question. I have the cart's, it's just I had a good save game built up on my PC. And it crashed, but I got the save game on a floppy. I had to go back to my old PC spec's to get it to work, but the emulator doesnt work. So I wanted to put the save game on my n64 cart.
Malcolm
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Vchat20 said:
Answer: Yes, it is possible
Method: We won't tell you due to legal issues
Suggestion: go to www.google.com
Vchat20 said:
lol, you really need to read up on copyright
It dont matter how old they are :happy:
you cant just assume that they are old, So it it is no longer a Legal issue.
If you own the the real carts then play the Game again.
After all thats why you bought them right ?
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For works made for hire, and for anonymous and pseudonymous works, the duration of copyright is 120 years from creation or 95 years from publication.
The copyright Law is specific about the amount of time copyright protections lasts. Copyrighted works are protected from the moment of their creation. Below are three formulas to help determine the term of copyright protection:
Works created or published on or after January 1, 1978 are protected during the life of the author, plus 70 years after the author’s death.
For works published before January 1, 1978, the life of the copyright is 28 years, with an option to renew for an additional 67 years for a total life span of 95 years. Contact the Copyright office for information about renewed copyrights.
For works made for hire, and for anonymous and pseudonymous works, the duration of copyright is 120 years from creation or 95 years from publication.
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