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Nintendo games have the tendency to get leaked days, if not weeks, ahead from the proper release date, and as usual, The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is no exception, more so given the anticipation of the sequel to the highly acclaimed Breath of the Wild, released 6 years ago.

The game seems to have been dumped today, May 1st, and shared online already in the familiar NSP and XCI formats, with many already playing it through Ryujinx and Yuzu, though how good compatibility is there with the title is not known yet, but some have cited good performance compared to Switch, which seems to still share the same shuggy gameplay and performance drops that its predecessor had as well in real hardware.

As usual, remember that we don't allow sharing links to ROM sites of any kind, so please avoid posting them.

 

[urbanman2004]

The DMCA's start to got to endpoints





They can not take serios actions whit that evidence but bulling people is the worst

Make me think about the poor Mike Rowe

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I get those emails from Xfinity all the time when I download files of popular media (be it movies, books, video games, etc.) from litigious rights holders using torrents... To best avoid them, I use alternative sources to download the files I need online that don't resort to using torrents which was how I obtained TotK.

 

[Xzi]

I get those emails from Xfinity all the time when I download files of popular media (be it movies, books, video games, etc.) from litigious rights holders using torrents... To best avoid them, I use alternative sources to download the files I need online that don't resort to using torrents which was how I obtained TotK.

They'll sometimes send letters for HTTP/FTP downloads too. Just use a VPN and it doesn't matter.

 

[chrisrlink]

really? never had that issue my self only on unprotected torrenting could vary from ISP's

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then again some ISP's block known piracy sites that link to file hosters (I live with my parents and they have verizon fios,I used to have cox when i lived by myself) i was stupid 2 times with torrenting got temp shut off (I remember it being during Nintendo E3 one year, karma for torrenting botw wiiU)

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also funny thing i gota false dmca claim from a legit company for porting PK hex for macOS 10.15+ (File was as big as bdsp (4gb) youd think they would actually open/check the file before filing a claim (and they ignored my dispute letter so yeah)

 

[impeeza]

really? never had that issue my self only on unprotected torrenting could vary from ISP's

Post automatically merged: May 21, 2023

then again some ISP's block known piracy sites that link to file hosters (I live with my parents and they have verizon fios,I used to have cox when i lived by myself) i was stupid 2 times with torrenting got temp shut off (I remember it being during Nintendo E3 one year, karma for torrenting botw wiiU)

Post automatically merged: May 21, 2023

also funny thing i gota false dmca claim from a legit company for porting PK hex for macOS 10.15+ (File was as big as bdsp (4gb) youd think they would actually open/check the file before filing a claim (and they ignored my dispute letter so yeah)

My past ISP have blocked archive.org by name and IP...

Sometimes the people are idiots.

 

[Noctosphere]

really? never had that issue my self only on unprotected torrenting could vary from ISP's

Post automatically merged: May 21, 2023

then again some ISP's block known piracy sites that link to file hosters (I live with my parents and they have verizon fios,I used to have cox when i lived by myself) i was stupid 2 times with torrenting got temp shut off (I remember it being during Nintendo E3 one year, karma for torrenting botw wiiU)

Post automatically merged: May 21, 2023

also funny thing i gota false dmca claim from a legit company for porting PK hex for macOS 10.15+ (File was as big as bdsp (4gb) youd think they would actually open/check the file before filing a claim (and they ignored my dispute letter so yeah)

Idk where you are from, but here in Canada, laws about private life are very intense. Nintendo could very well send all the letter they want to pirate here, they'll never be able to charge anyone here.
The very best they could do is shut down a website hosted here, but going after individuals? Law are made so they couldn't. I mean, an IP address is considered as not allowed in court, civil or criminal.

 

[chrisrlink]

My past ISP have blocked archive.org by name and IP...

Sometimes the people are idiots.

so they deem book loaning illlegal? (I mean that isnt the only thing there) but still it's like blocking your local library's website it still baffles me that book publishesr specicificly went after their loaning process in court recently March 20th to be exact, are they also going after public libraries too? but i'm getting off track here