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Message: [QUOTE="TamagotchiTamaHero24, post: 193731, member: 215120"] I think the irony of all of that is that Nintendo consoles have the largest cracking, hacking, and emulation scenes out there. Nintendo presents a challenge and people IMMEDIATELY take to it. Nintendo is the perfect storm of creating systems that act like fun puzzles for hackers, while also creating and publishing games that are the most beloved by the industry, which makes people want to emulate and crack their systems even more. Nintendo are a bunch of pricks with how they treat anything outside their controlled, profit hungry ecosystem. But the Nintendo scene, created by US (the people), is one of the most vibrant out there and certainly the most popular. I would say the SEGA scene has thrived the most in recent days, benefiting from the passage of time and the openness of the parent company, but the Nintendo scene is the one that has the most spoken on mythology, and it will never die. Nintendo will never give up the fight with their players, but their players will never give up the fight with Nintendo, and generation after generation has come along to open up Nintendo’s games and systems to a wider market. [/QUOTE]

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