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Message: [QUOTE="Morgana Veil, post: 241795, member: 746193"] I remember seeing this when it was just coming out. It seems like about five years ago, but I might be wrong. Doesn't matter. I tried it out, and it gave me a terrible headache no idea why. But it just felt weird playing NES games in that awkward perspective. I don't know if it's better now, but I'm not paying for a niche emulator. [automerge]1750528045[/automerge] Actually, you can sell any emulator as long as it doesn't use the copyrighted code of the makers, like Nintendo's code for running NES games. That's why they can sell NES/Famiclones legally, so long as no copyrighted games are included with them e.g. Zelda or Mario. If it's your own game, you can. From Google when searching "legally sell your own nes emulator legal statement" [B]Selling a Self-Made NES Emulator:[/B] [LIST] [*][B]Emulator Creation:[/B] If you have developed your own NES emulator, built without utilizing Nintendo's proprietary code, you are generally [B]free to sell it[/B]. This is distinct from selling emulators based on existing free software licenses like GNU, which would be illegal without proper licensing. [*][B]Avoiding Copyright Infringement:[/B] Your emulator should not include or provide access to illegal ROMs. It's crucial to emphasize that users are responsible for obtaining ROMs legally. [*][B]Trademarks:[/B] Do not use Nintendo's trademarks (like the NES logo, specific game titles, or character names) in a way that suggests endorsement or affiliation without their express permission. [/LIST] [/QUOTE]

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