Oh, the flashcarts. I don’t think it’s scaring Nintendo into doing anything:) With Nintendo legally trying to kill emulators it’s the other way around unfortunately
It’s a flashcart (that’s what I said in the first sentence). And I’m not surprised they’re still selling them if they’re in Russia (same if they were in China). I wouldn’t buy this shit anyway.
“Political garbage” they have attacked another country,
unprovoked and without declaring a war, and it wasn’t the first time they did it even in recent years. Identifying with Russia/Soviet Union is not something that people should be proud of/making jokes. It was a regime that consumed more lives than 3rd Reich and seems to live on in Russia now.
No, I live in a country where Russia has done a lot of harm throughout the history, and you live in a country where people think it doesn’t affect them and isolationism works (hint: it didn’t 80 years ago, it won’t now).
What’s migswitch?
https://migflash.com/
Oh, the flashcarts. I don’t think it’s scaring Nintendo into doing anything:) With Nintendo legally trying to kill emulators it’s the other way around unfortunately
Migswitch isn’t an emulator though. And they’re still selling them.
It’s a flashcart (that’s what I said in the first sentence). And I’m not surprised they’re still selling them if they’re in Russia (same if they were in China). I wouldn’t buy this shit anyway.
Was actually made by a U.S. resident. He picked the Russia theme before a lot of the recent political garbage.
“Political garbage” they have attacked another country, unprovoked and without declaring a war, and it wasn’t the first time they did it even in recent years. Identifying with Russia/Soviet Union is not something that people should be proud of/making jokes. It was a regime that consumed more lives than 3rd Reich and seems to live on in Russia now.
I’m generally in agreement with you but you’re being a royal Karen right now.
No, I live in a country where Russia has done a lot of harm throughout the history, and you live in a country where people think it doesn’t affect them and isolationism works (hint: it didn’t 80 years ago, it won’t now).