GameBrew:General disclaimer: Difference between revisions

Latest revision as of 02:54, 8 February 2023

Gamebrew does not condone or absolve any illegal conduct relating to Nintendo, Sony, Microsoft or other major companies.

This wiki, including applications, modifications, games, libraries, etc. are in no way associated with or endorsed by Nintendo, Sony, Microsoft or other major companies.

All software is provided as-is and without warranty. Usage instructions or warnings are provided only at the software author's discretion.
USE HOMEBREW AT YOUR OWN RISK.

Your game consoles could be permanently damaged beyond repair if you misuse any homebrew applications.

Gamebrew and any individual software authors will not be held responsible for any damages or loss resulting from the use of homebrew software.

Gamebrew provides tools and information that can be used for legal or illegal purposes. Similar to a gun manufacturer, Gamebrew's liability is only for providing the tool, not for how it's used. The legality and morality of using homebrew is the responsibility of the end user, not Gamebrew.

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-GameBrew does not condone or absolve any illegal conduct relating to Nintendo, Sony, Microsoft or other major companies.
+Gamebrew does not condone or absolve any illegal conduct relating to Nintendo, Sony, Microsoft or other major companies.
 This wiki, including applications, modifications, games, libraries, etc. are '''in no way associated with or endorsed by Nintendo, Sony, Microsoft or other major companies'''.
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 Gamebrew and any individual software authors will not be held responsible for any damages or loss resulting from the use of homebrew software.
-GameBrew can provide tools and knowledge that can be used in either legal or illegal ways. In the same way that a gun manufacturer is not responsible for whether the end user of a gun uses it to hold up a liquor store (llegal activity) or to defend his family (legal activity), the liability question applies only to the end user, not GameBrew. Aside from the legal question, the question of morality also does not apply to GameBrew, but to the end user.
+Gamebrew provides tools and information that can be used for legal or illegal purposes. Similar to a gun manufacturer, Gamebrew's liability is only for providing the tool, not for how it's used. The legality and morality of using homebrew is the responsibility of the end user, not Gamebrew.