The Anti-Piracy Screen, whether real or fan-made, is a screen bug which shows up on a person pirating video games, TV channels, or other media. Anti-piracy screens are designed to protect digital content from unauthorized copying or usage. Most of the time, these are creepypastas, but there are a few real screens, like the Donkey Kong series of piracy screens.
Contents
- 1 Examples
- 1.1 Super Mario 64
- 1.2 Cuphead
- 1.3 Earthbound
Examples[]
Super Mario 64[]
Super Mario 64 anti-piracy screen is a made up screen bug that looks very real and shows Mario worried about getting a letter because of having a pirated version of the game and him sitting on the Nintendo 64 logo.
Cuphead[]
In Cuphead, an anti-piracy screen will make the game much difficult by disabling the player’s ability to shoot.
Earthbound[]
In Earthbound, a hacked copy of the game will delete all save files after the final boss section.
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