Your opinion on homebrew?

[Markok765]

I feel its a great way to save money on games!

How about you?

[AA7]

As consumers we will all say "Yeah, I love it"
As a Nintendo Co-Owner you'll say "Damn these kids!"

Any Consumer against Homebrew will have to state a good reason.
Their reason is probably "I feel cheaped off because while I pay the proper price for games, people are downloading them"

This is like the scenario with Music too.

[Kayzee]

HAX

[lolwut]

Originally Posted by Markok765

I feel its a great way to save money on games!

How about you?

Originally Posted by Ajkid

As consumers we will all say "Yeah, I love it"
As a Nintendo Co-Owner you'll say "Damn these kids!"

Any Consumer against Homebrew will have to state a good reason.
Their reason is probably "I feel cheaped off because while I pay the proper price for games, people are downloading them"

This is like the scenario with Music too.

You two clearly don't know what homebrew is. Homebrew isn't about emulating commercial ROMs, homebrew is... homebrew. They're ROMs made by normal people to play on a specific console.

It's just unfortunate that the devices used to run homebrew also have the ability to run commercial ROMs causing noobs2homebrew to get the wrong impression.

[Azurill]

Meh, even when it's legal, I never was into the whole "homebrew" scene. At least not with my PSP.

Sorry, but I'm always scared that it's gonna fry whatever I'm modding. It would be pretty cool to make a game, on the other hand. But that's why I pay Ellefanning $6 an hour.

I have to admit, though; while I get most of my music on Amazon/Itunes, I always enjoy getting demo songs from a band's website.

[Chasingu]

I find it actually fun to make HomeBrew games

Currently working on 6

[TheEvilSpoon]

I play homebrew and I dont feel cheap because I pay for the things to make a system play homebrew

[Chasingu]

Thats a nice way to think about it.

[Markok765]

Originally Posted by TruthWielder

You two clearly don't know what homebrew is. Homebrew isn't about emulating commercial ROMs, homebrew is... homebrew. They're ROMs made by normal people to play on a specific console.

It's just unfortunate that the devices used to run homebrew also have the ability to run commercial ROMs causing noobs2homebrew to get the wrong impression.

I'll admit, I bought my homebrew card to run commercial stuff.

[Markok765]

Originally Posted by ElleFanning

I play homebrew and I dont feel cheap because I pay for the things to make a system play homebrew

I know! I paid $80 for my supercard DS one and my 2GB micro SD. So that means the supercard was $50 or 1.5DS games. I have around 30 games on it. I am saving a ton of money!