Legalilty of Modding
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boxerorange
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Legalilty of Modding
Some of my friends and I were thinking about opening a small modding business and the subject came up of whether or not it would be legal. I have never thought about it before, but always figured modding for yourself is fine, but if you make money off modding other people's consoles is it legal?
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bicostp
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Why wouldn't it be? This guy's been doing it for years.
As long as you aren't installing modchips that defeat lockout systems, there shouldn't be a problem. (The ones that enable copied games to be run.)
As long as you aren't installing modchips that defeat lockout systems, there shouldn't be a problem. (The ones that enable copied games to be run.)
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hailrazer
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Adding mod-chips is not legal in almost all countries.
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