I know he is wrong, but anyway he said that (prolly got paid or sumthing by nintendo :)) NT

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This message was posted by Yamaneko, posted on June 19, 2001 at 09:07:37 coming from 193.253.185
This message is a reply to Re: Well, the judge is wrong... posted from Jigsaw posted at June 18, 2001 at 13:10:59
> Anything can be destroyed or damaged from normal use. Semi-conductor chips can be completely erased by static charges just like a computer can. And a SNES cartridge battery only lasts about 5 years; a backup unit provides an alternative way of saving your games. I can't see this ever standing up in court against someone who was using a backup unit legitimately.

> And I think the Bung case is quite a bit different than SNES backup units. New systems use flash RAM to save games. SNES games don't and therefore can be 'damaged' due to normal use.

> Jigsaw

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Message	> > Anything can be destroyed or damaged from normal use. Semi-conductor chips can be completely erased by static charges just like a computer can. And a SNES cartridge battery only lasts about 5 years; a backup unit provides an alternative way of saving your games. I can't see this ever standing up in court against someone who was using a backup unit legitimately. > > And I think the Bung case is quite a bit different than SNES backup units. New systems use flash RAM to save games. SNES games don't and therefore can be 'damaged' due to normal use. > > Jigsaw
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