I bought an r4 for my daughter - not for piracy but as they are advertised as permitting you to play music and films, and putting all your games on 1 card. When you travel around a lot with kids (afterall the nds is excellent travel entertainment), you really appreciate not having to carry around and keep track of more than one expensive electronic item, and tons of little, very easy to lose games. Does this ruling mean we have to pack more for our holiday this summer, we're heading to the uk and don't want to be arrested at the airport for possessing an R4i card.
I guess this also means nintendo wins as we'll have to replace the games when she loses them or they end up in the toiletry bag with the leaking shampoo.
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I bought an r4 for my daughter - not for piracy but as they are advertised as permitting you to play music and films, and putting all your games on 1 card. When you travel around a lot with kids (afterall the nds is excellent travel entertainment), you really appreciate not having to carry around and keep track of more than one expensive electronic item, and tons of little, very easy to lose games. Does this ruling mean we have to pack more for our holiday this summer, we're heading to the uk and don't want to be arrested at the airport for possessing an R4i card. I guess this also means nintendo wins as we'll have to replace the games when she loses them or they end up in the toiletry bag with the leaking shampoo.