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Game library over ethernet?
At the Nintendo store in NYC, all the cubes there boot to an app that scrolls through a library of the full versions (not demos) of at least 2 dozen games. Obviously the Nintendo store has access to things that we don't, but is there anything similar we can do?
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Emulation to the max!
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They probably have the games streamed over a network with a custom loader that allows for what you just said.
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