Well, Mes, just letting you know that by getting an R4 card you've answered your own question.
R4 cards have been outlawed so many different places, specifically in the U.S., but since what the R4 does is illegal, take it further, incredibly illegal, all of the games you download don't give profit to the companies who make the software. Some game companies are fine off, take for instance, the Pokemon series. Those things sell like hotcakes, so downloading a ROM of that game isn't going to hurt the company. But downloading games can sometimes prevent sequels from coming out.
If not enough copies are sold, it is hard to push a sequel for a game that isn't profitable. No one will publish it, which in the long run, honest people who pay for their games and want a sequel won't get them because of people who find loopholes.
Don't get me wrong, I've downloaded ROMs for NES, SNES, N64, and so on, but not current systems. If an R4 card was a rare thing to come by, and only had a handful of ROMs available at download, it wouldn't be such a bad thing. But it has recently come to light, and let's just say, no one likes someone with an R4 card, officially. U.S. stopped allowing importing of R4 cards, and it is very easy to get arrested for doing that, since it's very illegal.
Not going to beat a dead horse here, but the DS sofware market is suffering a tad from R4 cards, and you may be a little naive here, but since Goldney is like.. what, 13, and has no respect for people who develop games, and would kindly rip a fucking dollar or two off them, without knowing it's really hurting the company, you do get some leniencey. Not trying to preach, but heed my words of advice. If you really like a game, buy it. Don't just download it. Download games that you might think about playing, but for God's sake, don't download every game. You're not only not being honest, but you're straight up stealing. You wouldn't steal in person, would you?
So don't do it on the internet.
Fucking... pirates.
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