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Quote from Okay, I want to play some WII games on my pc, I already own all the games I want to play. (Meaning I have a disk on the shelf) So is it legal to use the emulator with files I got from the disk? Or is that still illegal since you're not using the console it's self? Thanks for any answers! It is still illegal because you are circumventing piracy prevention measures and copying copyrighted content without the explicit permission of the rights holder, and are engaging in reverse engineering, which is a grey area with these kinds of things (reverse engineering software is legal, however, reverse engineering in this manner to play wii/gc game on pc is not). I'd suggest skimming through the DMCA if you want more specific details.

Morally right =/= legal. Quote from To be clear: the Emulators themselves are perfectly in the clear. There is nothing illegal or infringing about using the Emulator software itself.

Depends on the emulator itself, but yeah for the most part they are clear. If the emulator requires the BIOS of the device and comes bundled with it, that's still technically copyright infringement (hence why PCSX2 doesn't come with a PS2 BIOS and neither does the original PCSX for the PS1) but as far as I know only a few emulators actually bundle the ripped BIOS from the devices.

Dolphin is 100% legal, it doesn't use the BIOS from the Wii as previously mentioned. Nintendo claims that ripping games is illegal, but they are Nintendo, and they don't want you to do that, and it is not illegal for them to provide bad legal advice. Even though under Fair Use you can legally make backups of your media for your use, such as ripping a CD to MP3s, it is illegal to break DRM, unless you are testing it, which you could argue. Now if your DVD drive on your computer can read WII games, and you can mount it right from dolphin, then I think it would be legal. Now I personally see nothing morally wrong with backing up games you paid for, just for your convenience so you don't have to get out your Wii every time you want to play a game, or if you want to play your games in 1080p. You will probably never get caught, and even if you do they won't care as long as you aren't uploading your backups to a torrent site or something. Rockets Make That Move Raritan. In Summary, Yes it is probably illegal to break the DRM you would need to, to back it up, and the only truly legal way would be to play the game from your DVD drive, but some DVD drives don't work (most actually).

That being said, you will probably never be caught, so it is up to you weather or not it's moral. F It's not like you have already committed 3 felonies today. Quote from Geohot says hi. The one case in which someone took 'Sony' and 'Apple' for a ride and proved nothing is 'impenetrable'.

I guess Sony took this idea given PS4 is a open book and is do what ever you want to the device thing. As for the actual subject though, I been contemplating on it.

Backing up your games and playing on PC, yet owning the actual console and game? There is no reason for it to be 'illegal' even if said so, for fact you bought your share and are not invalidating it, you are just saving money by not letting a console scratch the expensive disk all to pieces and back. Not to say if you like using Action Replay or Corrupters for amusement. Quote from Dolphin is 100% legal, it doesn't use the BIOS from the Wii as previously mentioned. Nintendo claims that ripping games is illegal, but they are Nintendo, and they don't want you to do that, and it is not illegal for them to provide bad legal advice.