Emuparadise shutting down

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If the owner is no longer selling the item, he is clearly not interested in earning more money from it, thus there is no reason to enforce copyright anymore. They deserve to be paid for their work! When I started EmuParadise things could have gone either way.

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RIP EmuParadise, a haven for retro gamers for almost two decades

To start viewing messages, select the forum that you want to visit from the selection below. Note: Other benefits of registering for free include the removal of ads, access to 1000s of member-only download areas, and more. Emuparadise has been online for ages and it's a great site. My question is why hasn't it been attempted to be shut down. Companies like Sega obviously don't give a shit, but Nintendo is notorious when it comes to piracy of their games. Emuparadise shut down haven't sites like Emuparadise or Freeroms been shut down. Have they just been really lucky, or are they doing something to avoid potential legal trouble. And please don't cite the 24 hour evaluation period law, because there is no such law. The shear power of my will. Also, Canada can damn well close a site. Or at least cut traffic to it. I submit the case of Demonoid. Demonoid wasn't shut down by canada, though, they shut themselves down out of fear of lawsuits. They fled like little bitches beneath the towering might of the Canadian record companies. They shut themselves down after cutting Canadian traffic. I must say, I lost interest in the story when they pussied out. If being a pussy means not being sued out the ass, then I don't know what is. I heard they might come back online soon, but damn. Emuparadise has been online for ages and it's a great site. My question is why hasn't it been attempted to be shut down. Companies like Emuparadise shut down obviously don't give a shit, but Nintendo is notorious when it comes to piracy of their games. Why haven't sites like Emuparadise or Freeroms been shut down. Have they just been really lucky, or are they doing something to avoid potential legal trouble. And please don't cite the 24 hour evaluation period law, because there is no such law.

But every end is a new beginning and we're excited to find a way forward to continue being your 1 emulation destination. It's been a long and beautiful journey with many ups and downs. Copyright law needs to be changed so that any copyright is invalidated if the item in question is not easily available for purchase. Thank you for supporting us through this journey. It's been a long and beautiful journey with many ups and downs. If I have the choice between screwing the company or getting screwed by the company, I will screw the company. A studio will buy cheap art from an unknown artist, and simply by doing so cause its value to skyrocket. The artist is supported directly, and the work is just as good as what's in the finest studios in the world. I love Nintendo now because of CoolRom. I was recently visiting family in Jackson, Mississippi and was blown away that their main public library shut down because the city didn't consider it was worth fixing some storm damage. Shut Your Mouth Europe for Retro Game of the Day. We have already made several plans of what is going to happen next.