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I see this ending badly for them.
I love the idea of this and the spirit behind the endeavor.
However, given Nintendo's recent form I think the developers could find themselves in hot water.
I can see Nintendo now -
"We want to preserve the NES as a system professionals and early studios first started their projects. The idea of wanting to make games past its initial life would only hurt those projects that were built in the early days of the NES. Therefore, it is our duty to ask for those who run this software to please stop and seek other avenues to help preserve those early works as they can't be duplicated as they were back then."
Then the White Knights of Nintendo -
"YEA NINTENDO! DO IT! NUKE THE IDIOTS!"
While the smart -
"Seriously?! Where are people suppose to start if you kill off projects like this? And preserving what exactly?"