Piracy and the Nintendo DS

Graffitiwriter writes "With the average DS game weighing in at about 30-60MB (well within the reach of anyone with a half-decent broadband connection) gamers now have an alarmingly easy route to free games — a fact that Nintendo is all too aware of. Pocket Gamer takes a look at how piracy affects the Nintendo DS console, along with the reasons so many gamers turn to piracy to play their games — including the slew of inferior games, availability of flash carts and industry greed."

Re:'Industry Greed'

[Anonymous Coward]

Yeah, ripping people off is only okay when a multi-billion dollar corporation does it.

Re:Nintendo DS

[Kryptonian Jor-El]

('about $60 on 4-5 games is about $7 a game)

Where did you learn math?

I know I'm not supposed to say this, but...

[TheVelvetFlamebait]

along with the reasons so many gamers turn to piracy to play their games -- including the slew of inferior games, availability of flash carts and industry greed.

Not to mention consumer greed. It's all the industry's fault, or at least those damn flash cart manufacturers. They provide a product like that, how could we possibly have the free will to say no?

Is there anything actually worth pirating?

[Plazmid]

Do I really want to download "Strawberry Shortcake: The Four Seasons Cake?" I think not.

Re:Nintendo DS

[Bozzio]

I was thinking the same thing!

His Brain Age must be, like, a MILLION!

Re:Is there anything actually worth pirating?

[andi75]

What about American McGee's Strawberry Shortcake [smugmug.com]?