British court ruled R4 burn card as illegal product nationwide ban

The highest court in London recently ruled that the country should be banned from importing, promoting and selling R4 burning cards. The defendant Wai Dat Chan and Playables Limited believed that the R4 card allowed the use of homemade software and should belong to legitimate products.　　But the court ruled that the R4 card had to bypass the Nintendo security system before use and was therefore an illegal product. Nintendo then issued its own statement: "Nintendo promotes and encourages creativity in game development and strongly supports game developers to innovate applications through legitimate and legitimate channels." But in the UK alone, more than 100,000 game-copying devices were seized by relevant authorities in 2009. "Nintendo is not just taking legal action for itself, but more than 1400 game developers rely on legitimate game sales to survive." "The ruling by the British court was another favorable judgment for Nintendo after the Dutch court ruled against the 11 local R4 card Imports and sellers earlier this month."　　Nintendo has also revealed that it has successfully sued 20 companies selling game copy devices in Germany. R4 is a Chinese specifically developed for the DS host Slot-1 burning card, the same size as the original cassette thickness, with burning games, homemade programs and multimedia functions.　　Although it supports the development and application of homemade programs, in most cases it is used as a pirate game. R4 's overseas sales have caused huge losses to many DS game developers because their hard-earned software can be played through R4 without spending a penny. R4 's success in business has also attracted more domestic manufacturers to launch a different brand of burning cards, the performance of the same, true and false difficult to distinguish, the market situation is a mess. (Edit/Ming)