Wherever I look for any law they might use as a basis for this sort of thing I tend to find most laws are from the 80s and onwards when VCRs came to pass and it all kicked off, though computers did exist in the 80s no law maker really envisioned* what they since became (if they knew computers they would be doing something useful with their lives and all that) so a lot of it has had hasty extras added when new and exciting things came to pass, choice link at this point.
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It is not universal though as we quite often saw different countries make different rulings for flash carts and mod chips throughout the DS era.
Italy is part of the EU and thus part of EU law and what goes there, and even without that a lot of places will try to harmonise such things. I don't suggest following what Nintendo says ( ) and I also don't suggest relying on what a ROM site says here for the thing you tell any judge you might end up in front of. You will occasionally see it joked about around here and similar sites where old ROM sites had a disclaimer like "If you don't own it you agree to delete it within 48 hours" which has absolutely no basis in any legal system anywhere. It could well just be something a website says.
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