Viewing NFO's On Each Release
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Trainers are not illegal itself as the trainers are not coded by Nintendo at all nor GBA Dev company. The roms you will patch with those trainer are but not the trainers itself. They will become illegal if 1 day group like Rising Sun, Venom, DCS, etc, take some actions against a website because they host one of their trainers. I can't imagine as example Rising Sun take some legal actions who implies to identifying themself to a justice court for an intelectual properties issue....This is what Nintendo is dreaming about and unless a guy absolutely want to go to jail he will not do it.
NFO on main is verry cool
NFO on main is verry cool
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that would be boring,we are having it so u click the nfo link under the release and a new window opens up with the nfo in it
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That's what I meant. What I didn't mean was for you guys to make it so that we have to download the .nfo individually and open it from your computer.
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BAH! you dont need to post it all! Just a link is fine!
You have to think of who the audience is going to be... Most poeple don't give a flying foot about who did what. A link would facilitate the need to have it, and the not caring if its there!
You have to think of who the audience is going to be... Most poeple don't give a flying foot about who did what. A link would facilitate the need to have it, and the not caring if its there!
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Geez! Calm down do any of you read?
THERE WILL BE A SIMPLE LINK where the ROM information is under the ROM release on the portal, directly under "ROM Serial" for people that care, to click on where the NFO will load and be readable without download to your PC!
Example:
Look at my post above to see what the output is like...
THERE WILL BE A SIMPLE LINK where the ROM information is under the ROM release on the portal, directly under "ROM Serial" for people that care, to click on where the NFO will load and be readable without download to your PC!
Example:
Look at my post above to see what the output is like...
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Yes but what about the other 1000 games that aren't listed here?some people just cant read
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We don't "do" information on the back-library of GBA ROM releases, only new releases. If you want the NFOs for older games, that's something for you to get off your ass and do... we have enough work as it is.Yes but what about the other 1000 games that aren't listed here?some people just cant read
Lol. I really dont care about the NFOs anyways.We don't "do" information on the back-library of GBA ROM releases, only new releases. If you want the NFOs for older games, that's something for you to get off your ass and do... we have enough work as it is.Yes but what about the other 1000 games that aren't listed here?some people just cant readI recommend GBArms.
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