How did people pirate cartridge games?

By putting the game in their pocket and leaving the store.

>>379159151
With specific weird cartridges that have some way to receive data from a PC

>>379159241
That's stealing, not pirating

>>379159332
;)

>>379159325
Yeah, I had a cartridge for gba that could hold like 50 games.

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>>379159151
as soon as the tech was available

im sure someone could show an earlier example but this is the first I remember

>>379159325
>pc
why am I not surprised ? fucking scum platform

>>379159151
>what is reverse engineering

here is a good video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fLA_d9q6ySs

>>379159151
Hacking your ds gives you access to the entire 3ds library, og ds (via flashcart) game gear, gb, gbc, gba, snes and one other that i cant remember, you can run the rom file through a program that makes it installable on a hacked 3ds. Ofc you could also just emulate, but i dont think thats what you meant. Also
>2017
>Paying for games

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Shady floppy disk based copiers from Hong Kong or writeable ROM chips.

>>379160295
Doctor Street Fighter?

>>379159431
>surprised ?
Why am I not surprised? Fucking French faggot.

>>379159332
But pirates do deal in thieving, they just operate from the sea.

>>379160529
>French
How did you know?