get nintendo wii roms on homebrew channel

You only agree to the EULA once you turn it on. At this point you have already bought and own the Wii console. I completely disagree to the statement 'You don't own the Wii, you own the right to use it': If this is what is stated in the EULA, then it is too late. There are very few court cases over EULAs, certainly successful ones, and only certain courts even bother to deal with EULA violations AFAIK. In terms of being relevant to the OP here about the HBC itself, I'm sure Nintendo would deem a program that duplicates their copyrighted software about as bad as you can get, whatever your intent.Įqually for the HBC - good for what we want to do with it, legal on paper but don't expect Nintendo to be sympathetic to any 'oh we use the HBC exploits for only nice things'ĮULA isn't law.

Another example, this lets you easily rip your games so you can play them on Dolphin' For example, in order to develop a savegame exploit you need an ISO. It doesn't run them.' before closing the thread, including: Arikado posted a fairly succinct 'There's nothing bad about it - It makes disc ISO's. On similar lines I was curious about CleanRip and it being listed on here, despite firm anti-backup views held (a good standpoint, as mods have previously rightly stated it keeps out the constant 'TELL US HOW YOU MAKE COPIED GAMES LOL' brigade).

It's the whole 'it's not illegal in itself' argument, that applies quite broadly to a lot of HBC related content.

Get nintendo wii roms on homebrew channel