Nintendo wins court battle against defiant streamer

[Sweetmint]

Unfortunely, they only win with strong arm tactics. They have actually only settled or even drop cases versus emulation. Mostly cause there hasn't been a definitive ruling on it legality, though many other cases, such as add-ons, rentals, VHS, and Clones have actually been ruled legal in a court of law.

Case in point was Dolphin, they only went after the steam release, and their lawsuit against them for LOCKING hardware copyright, which is a patent, not a copyright issue, isn't looking too good for them.

And the palworld patents those are failing in Japan and America right now very funny ngl

 

[Ikagura Ikagura]

“EveryGameGuru” allegedly repeatedly streamed Nintendo games online before they were even released.

Oof.

 

[Danieru-Emanyueru]

Nothing in the world is discussed as much as Nintendo's battles.

 

[Mr. SyS]

TLDR; Everyone sucks. The dude came off as quite the ass, he flew too close to the sun, then he got burned.

 

[TechBlisSTer]

It's the idiots that couldn't wait a week for Nintendo to sell their product that brought the hammer down on everyone else's heads.

*Also it's possible that Nintendo leaked their games to pirates on purpose so that they could have the excuse to start these suits. I wouldn't put it past them.

 

[χKai]

Just wait until I find out how to add lewd mods to Tears of the Kingdom.

You'll never see me stream on Twitch again

 

[Ikagura Ikagura]

*Also it's possible that Nintendo leaked their games to pirates on purpose so that they could have the excuse to start these suits. I wouldn't put it past them.

That sounds a bit far-fetched to be honest.

What about Occam's razor? It could've just been that they don't protect their stuff well not some kind of conspiracy to catch pirates.

Anyway, it's still smarter than covering yourself in honey and dancing in front of a bear.

 

[evercaptor]

The only surprising thing about this is that Nintendo pushed for such a small amount.