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[surren]

http://www.clubic.com/antivirus-securite-informatique/virus-hacker-piratage/piratage-informatique/actualite-351266-nintendo-contrer-piratage-wii.html

[shawnanastasio]

SPAM!! SOMEONE BANN!!

[KHRZ]

I think it was meant to be a proper post... some article about Nintendo fighting piracy, but not in English
http://translate.google.com/translate?js=y&prev=_t&hl=no&ie=UTF-8&layout=1&eotf=1&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.clubic.com%2Fantivirus-securite-informatique%2Fvirus-hacker-piratage%2Fpiratage-informatique%2Factualite-351266-nintendo-contrer-piratage-wii.html&sl=auto&tl=en

[LuisR14]

does not have proper title either :/

[Xtreme2damax]

Here's a rough translation with Google Translate:

Quote:Information not strange just been unveiled by our colleagues jeuxvideo.fr. Nintendo had the intention to propose a hard drive in future versions of its home console, Wii. If the measure contrasts with the policy of the firm, it closely resembles the system to crack the console.

Nintendo would have the aim to provide virtual partitions of games sold. According jeuxvideo.fr, an interface for the home screen would display not only the jacket or PEGI description of a game but also would run the game to be played on the hard disk.

It is therefore surprising that Nintendo can provide a totally identical to that used to hack their console and play files from. Iso. The machine also offers two USB ports from which it is possible to connect almost any external hard drive, as for example a keyboard.

Already in April, Nintendo lamented a drop in sales of up to 7% Japan 11% U.S. and 45% for Europe, between April and December 2009. Although piracy is, by the firm not the main cause of this decline is that it multiplies the attacks against forms of misuse of its consoles. This is particularly the case of proceedings against dealers linkers. The company Nippon appealed the first ruling, the case is still in progress ...