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« on: September 03, 2012, 09:40:59 PM »
Sure makes me wonder though, why some emulators stay on Google play for a very long time, ie fpse for android which I am unsure if it is a port of another emulator or if its designed from the ground up and others tend to get banned without notice fpse also has screenshots and so does the other free N64 emulator, my theory is that if you are using open source code and charging money regardless of if it is a donation or a money making grab for free software Google may have other ideas, I may be wrong however considering no one really knows apart from Google and they cant seem the find the time to hire anyone who is not replying via a generic email template I am unsure if they see the emulation of a console illegal or if Nintendo or Sony themselves had something to do with the take down of many popular Emulators and the accounts of developers who published the apps.