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Here's why that embattled retro gaming YouTuber might not be so innocent
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this post was submitted on 26 Jul 2025
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It still makes no sense at all. Those handhelds are openly sold at Amazon, even from European warehouses. If you want to prevent the selling of ROMs, you have to tackle this problem and not some random YouTuber who maybe linked to a few Romsites or sold some via Telegram.
Easier to go after one guy then after a Chinese company
Amazon is not a Chinese company.
Oh I assumed you wanted them to go after the manufacturers as they are the root of this practice. But I'd assume they'd rather go after any Chinese company then try and go after the moloch that is Amazon.