The 10-Year Hunt for the Lost McDonald's DS Game
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Channel: Nick Robinson
Views: 950,121
Rating: 4.9592781 out of 5
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Length: 49min 2sec (2942 seconds)
Published: Tue Nov 17 2020
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That's awesome.
Screw that guy who refused to dump it because it's 'illegal'. Like fucking McDonald's Japan would go after anyone for uploading an obsolete piece of training software for the DS. He obviously just wanted to be the only one who could ever experience it.
When I watched Mark put it his baggage claim bag, on the edge of the suitcase, I already knew the two possibilities of what was going to happen. I can't say this didn't fill me with a sort of visceral rage.
Does anyone know of a DS game that was a museum tour of the Louvre. I remember it from when I was a kid, they sold a DS cartridge with a tour of the museum. Has that been preserved? I would like to see it again
This is awesome news! I saw this pop up on Yahoo Auctions Japan some months ago and was very tempted to buy it and dump the cart. Ultimately decided not to (spent most of that money somewhere else) but I'm certainly glad someone else stepped up for the right reasons!
The reporter at the start of the video that didn't know what a Nintendo DS is hurt my soul. To be that out of touch to not even know it's a nintendo product is sad.
This is great news, I can now get back to sleeping soundly at night!
Joking aside, I do applaud the guys and gals who hunt these crazy roms down and this is a fascinating story.
My man Nick is a hero, sure he was beaten to streaming the game online, but he decided not to be a fuckwit and dumped the rom like any decent person would.
Did they need the password? I mean, if you could dump the rom couldn't you brute-force it?
How is no one talking about this!?