3DS Emulator
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ShadowMario3
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3DS Emulator
Another fake. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=plsXeOMD6rc
He used my footage from this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vYw6uH7lK70
Guess that's the one problem with the 3DS capture card. Scumbags will steal the footage and try to pass it off as proof of a working emulator. At least the majority doesn't believe it.
07-16-13 Edit: As you can see by the dead link, the copyright complaint form somehow worked for me, and the video got taken down. Guess the YouTube employee who reviewed it was actually competent.
He used my footage from this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vYw6uH7lK70
Guess that's the one problem with the 3DS capture card. Scumbags will steal the footage and try to pass it off as proof of a working emulator. At least the majority doesn't believe it.
07-16-13 Edit: As you can see by the dead link, the copyright complaint form somehow worked for me, and the video got taken down. Guess the YouTube employee who reviewed it was actually competent.
Last edited by ShadowMario3 on Tue Jul 16, 2013 4:08 am, edited 1 time in total.
Re: 3DS Emulator
Use this, and everyone's happy again:
https://www.youtube.com/copyright_complaint_form
https://www.youtube.com/copyright_complaint_form
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This isn't the way to go about it. The only thing you could remotely say with this form is that it's a copyright issue, but since your video is just game footage without commentary, you can't claim copyright.MKGirlism wrote:Use this, and everyone's happy again:
https://www.youtube.com/copyright_complaint_form
What you need to do is flag the video. Report it as "Spam or misleading" -> "Scams / Fraud". Be sure to clearly state what the problem is. Also be aware there is a 500-character limit.
I reported it with the following details:
Claims to be a proof of concept for a video game console emulator, but is just a thinly veiled video player. Footage shown was taken from a YouTube video uploaded five months ago.
Furthermore, the "gameplay" in the video is impossible to achieve in the emulator as shown. The video shows a 100% accomplishment (an unlockable alternate title screen), that should not be achievable in a proof of concept given the extreme, choppy lag shown in the video, but rather a beta or finished product.
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What are you talking about?
I only have Commentary-free Gameplay Footage, and I never failed using it (succeeded over 30 times in my life).
I've even managed to take down a Footage of mine, which got re-Uploaded by some guy with Commentaries added to it.
Did you know I won?
I only have Commentary-free Gameplay Footage, and I never failed using it (succeeded over 30 times in my life).
I've even managed to take down a Footage of mine, which got re-Uploaded by some guy with Commentaries added to it.
Did you know I won?
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Technicmaster0
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Re: 3DS Emulator
He/ she tried to help ShadowMario3 because there's a scam emulator that uses his/her gameplay.MKGirlism wrote:What are you talking about?
I only have Commentary-free Gameplay Footage, and I never failed using it (succeeded over 30 times in my life).
I've even managed to take down a Footage of mine, which got re-Uploaded by some guy with Commentaries added to it.
Did you know I won?
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As far as I know, ShadowMario3 is a bloke.
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I once said, that only Nintendo Developers have a 3DS Emulator, right?
Did you know it turns out to not be the case?
In fact, the DS was the last Nintendo Console with an official Emulator, not even a DSi one exists.
I know the truth about it, because I'm now a licensed Nintendo 3DS Developer.
Did you know it turns out to not be the case?
In fact, the DS was the last Nintendo Console with an official Emulator, not even a DSi one exists.
I know the truth about it, because I'm now a licensed Nintendo 3DS Developer.
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Rayquaza3010
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How did you do that? Should be more difficult than beeing an Apple developer.MKGirlism wrote:I once said, that only Nintendo Developers have a 3DS Emulator, right?
Did you know it turns out to not be the case?
In fact, the DS was the last Nintendo Console with an official Emulator, not even a DSi one exists.
I know the truth about it, because I'm now a licensed Nintendo 3DS Developer.
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Technicmaster0
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You have to give them proof that you already programmed some things and I think that you have to pay much money for the license.Rayquaza3010 wrote:How did you do that? Should be more difficult than beeing an Apple developer.
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Technicmaster0, what did you eat?
Nintendo licenses are free, unlike Apple.
However, unlike Apple, you have to get some GameDev experience, and a secure business location (a room in your house with a lockable door, which is only used for Development, is enough).
But the Nintendo licenses, Accounts, Software, etc. are free of charge, only the Hardware are extremely pricy, and only shipped from America, making stuff even more expensive for us Europeans.
Nintendo licenses are free, unlike Apple.
However, unlike Apple, you have to get some GameDev experience, and a secure business location (a room in your house with a lockable door, which is only used for Development, is enough).
But the Nintendo licenses, Accounts, Software, etc. are free of charge, only the Hardware are extremely pricy, and only shipped from America, making stuff even more expensive for us Europeans.