All I can say is:
lol@notbeingabletotakethethingsyourightfullypaidfor.
Maybe you should blow in it. Jiggle the cord!
Edit: Okay, i've got no actual help or advice on the OP. In Nintendo's defense not allowing you to move the files ensures nobody will steal/pirate them. That went well for them, right?
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There are ZERO manufacturing costs to copy software. Well...not exactly zero...bandwidth and server space....but nearly zero. So the question is, should I pay for a Mark Twain book if it is digitally available? Mark Twain is dead. He doesn't receive a penny for his work. And the old publisher model is outdated. Sorry paper company, go fuck yourself. Let's save some trees.
If there is no middle man (paper, book, binding, publishing rights, shipping costs) and Mark Twain is dead...who gets money for the digital copy of the book? And why should they get money? Does his family get money? Do the publishers? What's the dillio?
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I 100% agree.
I also find the idea of a video game library excellent, if not already somewhat existent. I do think that in the future (when cars fly and food is in pill form) older games [let's say this gen and back]
will be free for the exact reason you stated. Although they'll all obviously be digital.