Ja jeg leder efter det Mario spil som er til Nintendo 64 mener jeg, som er i 3D noget, nogen der kender titlen eller hvor man kan downloade det? Jeg har lige pt. super mario i 2d hvilket er ret kedeligt da jeg ikke kan gemme 
Super mario 3D?
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Super mario 64?
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Ja tak
at jeg ikke tænkte på det giver næten sig selv jo 
og tak for det hurtige svar 
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roms er heller ikke ligefrem lovligt, så måske det forkerte forum du spørger i
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Originally posted by ^Genzo^
roms er heller ikke ligefrem lovligt, så måske det forkerte forum du spørger iSå det et eller andet sted, ved ikke hvor, men hvis du har spillet til nintendo i forvejen, må du godt bruge roms, så du kan spille det på din pc.
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Originally posted by Reader
Så det et eller andet sted, ved ikke hvor, men hvis du har spillet til nintendo i forvejen, må du godt bruge roms, så du kan spille det på din pc.Den kilde kan du jo passende finde frem, og mens du gør det, får din tråd lov til at blive her
Dog har jeg tryllet den til det rigtige forum.
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Wikipedia er ikke altid det bedste sted
Men på nintendos hjemmeside står der:
QuoteCan I Download a Nintendo ROM from the Internet if I Already Own the Authentic Game?
There is a good deal of misinformation on the Internet regarding the backup/archival copy exception. It is not a "second copy" rule and is often mistakenly cited for the proposition that if you have one lawful copy of a copyrighted work, you are entitled to have a second copy of the copyrighted work even if that second copy is an infringing copy. The backup/archival copy exception is a very narrow limitation relating to a copy being made by the rightful owner of an authentic game to ensure he or she has one in the event of damage or destruction of the authentic. Therefore, whether you have an authentic game or not, or whether you have possession of a Nintendo ROM for a limited amount of time, i.e. 24 hours, it is illegal to download and play a Nintendo ROM from the Internet.
http://www.nintendo.com/corp/faqs/legal.html
men på www.gameboy-advance.net står der:
QuoteDisplay MoreIs emulation really legal?
Yes it is. The case of SONY V. CONNECTIX found that unauthorized emulation is perfectly legal. It was the decision of the court that CONNECTIX had the right to emulate the SONY Playstation and that reverse engineering of the Playstation BIOS for such a cause fell under fair usage. As a result of this case CONNECTIX was allowed to release it's Virtual Gaming Station for the Mac OS.
Ok, so it's legal, but is it right?
Emulation simply makes one hardware platform act like another. There is nothing wrong with making the hardware you own behave the way you want it to. That is exactly what software is for, it makes the hardware you own behave in a useful manner. Emulation is not used simply for playing console games on a PC. Emulators exist for all kinds of hardware and all types of platforms. Console emulation is only part of a very large emulation community.
Are ROM images legal?
Yes, under very specific circumstances. Section 117 of the US Copyright Law gives the owner of a software package the right to make an additional copy under certain provisions. If you adhere to the provisions then making ROM images is perfectly legal. However, legislation has been passed to prevent software piracy that makes game copying devices illegal. Using such a device to create a ROM image makes the resulting image illegal as well. Also you have to remeber that there is a large amount of freeware / public domain roms that you can download from the internet, and only way to play them is to use emulator or a flash card!
Is distributing ROM images legal?
No, not clearly. Individuals and Companies have a right to back up their software. This does not give them the right to distribute that copy to others, even provided they also own a legal copy of the software. So, in short, it is perfectly legal for you to copy a software package you own, but not for you to give that copy away.
http://www.gameboy-advance.net/site/legal_info.htm
Så det er jo svært at vide ?...
Man skal vel kigge i den danske lovgivning for at finde svaret..
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Jeg så i fjernsynet et eller andet sted at det var lovligt hvis man havde spillet, men det er sq ikke noget jeg er sikker på.
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Billets: De love gælder i USA, ikke nødvendigvis her i landet.
I mange andre lande (inklusive DK) er det lovligt at kopiere et hvilket som helst spil (selvom det er fra en ROM cartridge) så længe man selv ejer det og kan bevise ejerskabet. Desuden mener jeg at man kan hente et ROM image fra nettet og bruge det sammen med emulatoren så længe man har den rigtige, originale cartridge eller cd.
Spillet hedder Super Mario 64
den bedste emulator ever til N64 er Project 64... søg på google
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Billets: De love gælder i USA, ikke nødvendigvis her i landet.I mange andre lande (inklusive DK) er det lovligt at kopiere et hvilket som helst spil (selvom det er fra en ROM cartridge) så længe man selv ejer det og kan bevise ejerskabet. Desuden mener jeg at man kan hente et ROM image fra nettet og bruge det sammen med emulatoren så længe man har den rigtige, originale cartridge eller cd.
Spillet hedder Super Mario 64
den bedste emulator ever til N64 er Project 64... søg på google
Bllets
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