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USE WITH CAUTION. Questions asking for legal advice are off-topic here. Use this tag for questions concerning EULAs, Terms of Service, Public Domain, and other similar licensing-related queries.
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Legal ways of playing old games that aren't for sale any longer
Here is Nintendo's official take on it
If you want to be legal, you have to buy the original system or a licensed re-issue and the original ROM. … And are also legal.
tl:dr
In short, collecting vintage via the internet isn't always cheap.
To save money you're can try questing around the country side of suburbia. …
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