FoxMcChief
Gold Member
"Accidentally"

"Accidentally"
Don't be a cheap, and buy new.
You're welcome
I think it's come down to some consumers feel like they should have access to everything at every moment. Like, who is the mig crap really for? Pirates? Folks that think they need to travel with every single switch game they ever bought?Nah bro. This ain't the consumer. If we have fake Nintendo cartridges being sold as legit then that's on Nintendo. They should have secured this stuff. I'm not sure that's what is happening though. More than likely it is this mig crap. That's what folks should avoid.
I disagree with the whole premise of "just buy new". It's a shitty proposition and there is no need for customers to play defense for multibillion corpos.I think it's come down to some consumers feel like they should have access to everything at every moment. Like, who is the mig crap really for? Pirates? Folks that think they need to travel with every single switch game they ever bought?
Man. Some serious first world issues when you feel like you need to travel with more than 20 game cartridges. My travel case holds 24 games.
Maybe the folks that feel the need to take their entire library of games should stick to PC.
I don't mean to make it sound like I'm defending shitty Nintendo practices. But I'm not gonna feel bad for the pirates. And if people are that worried about bans, then seriously, just buy new. There are constantly sales for both physical and digital.
Don't be a cheap, and buy new.
You're welcome
It doesn't fit the narrative so they won't![]()
Time to update the OP.
Oh for sure. We would have heard a ton more reports if playing used games was all it took to catch a ban.So I think the bans over buying used games is fake news by people who are trying to hide that they were using flash carts, such as in this case.
I can't.You're not being serious.
...or maybe, knowing you, you are.
The equivalent of "stop being poor"
Curb your privilege
I can't.
![]()
You were exposing yourself on camera in Uno.I got banned from XBL for no reason!
I think it's come down to some consumers feel like they should have access to everything at every moment. Like, who is the mig crap really for? Pirates? Folks that think they need to travel with every single switch game they ever bought?
Man. Some serious first world issues when you feel like you need to travel with more than 20 game cartridges. My travel case holds 24 games.
Maybe the folks that feel the need to take their entire library of games should stick to PC.
I don't mean to make it sound like I'm defending shitty Nintendo practices. But I'm not gonna feel bad for the pirates. And if people are that worried about bans, then seriously, just buy new. There are constantly sales for both physical and digital.
The fact that he deleted his tweet is telling.
"Trust me, bro"
I don't believe him for a second
lol....seems he deleted that tweet as well.
Yeah, if it's a legit cart then people shouldn't be banned for using it, even if it's one that was ripped and the cert was used in a mig switch. If Nintendo can't tell the difference then they shouldn't be banning for it. If they can tell the difference then I don't care if they ban consoles if the owner uses a mig cart to play games. Nintendo isn't under any obligation to support circumvention devices on their platform.I agree with most of your post, but folks shouldn't have to worry about being banned if they are doing nothing wrong. Again that's pointing fingers at consumers and not the problem (assuming there is one). If it is just mig shit then there isn't a problem.
Hey man, errbody tryna save some money out hereYouTuber seems to have deleted every single tweet referenced in the article.
Why the hell is a guy with 1.2 million subscribers buying used games on ebay?
I'm waiting for the "how many of those were people who were unfairly banned for playing ripped games having to buy new consoles" questions.I'm just waiting the '7 million sold' announcement within the next four weeks, and you can shove the FUD up your ass with sandpaper and finely ground razor blades.
Nintendo needs to be sued into oblivion. Regardless of the reason, they should not have the ability to brick your fucking device. What a bunch of asshats running this company. Even if Zelda is perfect I'm not buying into this bullshit.
Nintendo needs to be sued into oblivion. Regardless of the reason, they should not have the ability to brick your fucking device. What a bunch of asshats running this company. Even if Zelda is perfect I'm not buying into this bullshit.
Welcome to not reading the thread, along with not realizing every hardware company has these stipulations in their EULA. If you don't like it you'll have to stop playing video games more or less.And people called Brazil crazy when they decided to sue Nintendo over this. How Nintendo manages to make their services worse every new generation?
The fact that he deleted his tweet is telling.
Yeah stop using MIG Switches.Have Ninty made any official comments about this? Seems like a thing you'd want to put out a statement about.
Isn't that thing used to store and play those ROMs from the internet?I disagree with the whole premise of "just buy new". It's a shitty proposition and there is no need for customers to play defense for multibillion corpos.
And hell, this is Nintendo we are talking about. Their games rarely go down in price and when they get an occasional sale it's like 20-30% at most even years down the line. Now you won't even be able to sell the games since people will be paranoid about the bans.
As far as MiG is concerned, I think the whole thing is overblown. If you really wanted to pirate Switch 1 games, plenty of Switch 1 ROMs have been around for many years before MiG.
That said, if Nintendo bans MiG users so be it, but banning folks who inadvertently bought a used game is BS.
That's what you get for buying used games that have been illegally tampered with. You'd have to be a fool to play rr just to save a few dollars.
They weren't in the past, until pirates started altering them.Used games are not the problem
Yeah stop using MIG Switches.
They weren't in the past, until pirates started altering them.
Nobody is altering games. Nintendo is banning physical copies AND people playing digital ones at same time vs banning only the MiG users.They weren't in the past, until pirates started altering them.
Nobody is altering games. Nintendo is banning physical copies AND people playing digital ones at same time vs banning only the MiG users.
There have been reports from other folks all over Reddit and not just this YouTuber.Do we know that is what is happening?
There have been reports from other folks all over Reddit and not just this YouTuber.
Is it 100% clear that this is what's happening but there is a lot of smoke.
That's what I thought, but then, how are they banning used games, if they weren't already shown, somehow?, to have been used to make copies?Still aren't. Legit used game cartridges are not being altered.
I hope that isn't true, as I have quite a few digital and physical editions of the same games. I guess you are saying people that are doing it at the same time, as in some kind of funny business?Nobody is altering games. Nintendo is banning physical copies AND people playing digital ones at same time vs banning only the MiG users.
That's what I thought, but then, how are they banning used games, if they weren't already shown, somehow?, to have been used to make copies?
Genuinely curios, because I always thought used games couldn't be tracked as having been used that way.
That has happened to some, but how widespread isn't clear. And reports like this where the end user was using a MiG Switch himself are misleading. Nintendo doesn't want you using MiG.There have been reports from other folks all over Reddit and not just this YouTuber.
Is it 100% clear that this is what's happening but there is a lot of smoke.
Yeah that's fucked up. I was thinking when they use these physical copies to make mig copies, somehow Nintendo can see that they were used for that? If so I suppose the people doing that then sell them on eBay to unsuspecting victims.We don't really know for sure. Most of the noise, from what I've seen, is around the use of the mig. If they are banning actual cartridges then that's shitty. If they are just banning consoles that make use of the Mig then no problem.
Three or four?I'm waiting for the "how many of those were people who were unfairly banned for playing ripped games having to buy new consoles" questions.