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    Nintendo sucht jetzt nach YouTube-Konten, die zeigen, dass seine Spiele emuliert werden


    Nintendo sucht jetzt nach YouTube-Konten, die zeigen, dass seine Spiele emuliert werden

    https://www.timeextension.com/news/2024/10/nintendo-is-now-going-after-youtube-accounts-which-show-its-games-being-emulated

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    2. RDO-PrivateLobbies on

      If you ever feel guilty about sailing for nintendo content, dont. They are vermin

    5. grimace24 on

      Nintendo is out of hand. People show emulated classics all the time. It’s not like all Nintendo hardware is readily available. Some games are almost impossible to get a hold of and emulating is the only way to review or showcase them. Screw Nintendo.

    6. Gluv221 on

      and this is why I will continue to Pirate from them, thanks for the new Zelda game for free Nintendo

    7. AchyBrakeyHeart on

      This is the company that tried to prevent Blockbuster from renting NES and SNES games to force gamers to buy their low quality shit.

    8. Some-King3901 on

      There really needs to be a law similar to books where things become public domain. When it comes to digital entertainment, it really needs to be somewhere between 10-20 years.

      Once you own a game, you really should have the right to play it on device that you want.

    9. Corasama on

      Activision: we’re the most hated videogame company in existance.

      Nintendo: Hold my beer son.

    10. clorox2 on

      YouTuber makes money teaching people how to steal Nintendo games. Nintendo has videos taken down. People get pissed at Nintendo. Makes perfect sense.

    11. Pitfulldealer22 on

      Nintendo: we don’t do ai in our games

      Also Nintendo: we go after people who emulate our games on YouTube

    14. A_Unicycle on

      You can pirate Nintendo games

      *•~it’s always morally correct ~•*

    16. swattwenty on

      This is why you should always pirate Nintendo games. Fuck Nintendo

    17. TheHandSFX on

      When I’m in a DMCA abuse competition and my opponent is Nintendo.

      Also, if your video was taken down, this is grounds for a lawsuit if the appeal doesn’t get approved. Of course, Nintendo has the best lawyers in the world on speed dial, so you won’t win, but it is grounds for a lawsuit. There’s absolutely nothing legally wrong with emulation, nor streaming it. The problem is just how you’ve (typically) obtained the game, but that’s irrelevant to the DMCA.

    19. geoffkreuz on

      Nintendo fanboys be like, “yeah, go get em nintendo! we’ll still buy your heavily milked games like zelda and mario!”

    20. WendigoCrossing on

      Nintendo is sitting on a gold mine if they ever make their back catalogue available for digital download on the switch

    21. oneizm on

      Support Nintendo’s trash and nobody blinks an eye

      Buy DLC and everyone losses their minds.

      But y’all want to “vote with our wallets right?”

    24. DYMAXIONman on

      Nintendo could just release their old games on other platforms if they are worried about losing money.

    26. Kryslor on

      This is what happens when emulation becomes too mainstream. I love Retro Game Corps and emulation, for what it’s worth, but we have to understand that it is walking a thin line ethically and legally.

      Emulation has avoided negative attention for decades now, I had emulators on my PSP and nobody ever cared. Channels now are showing off footage from current gen consoles and that is just asking for trouble.

      Emulation IS technically legal, but let’s not kid ourselves here, the vast majority of people emulating are also pirating, that’s just a fact of life. That’s why you have to tread lightly and not bring attention to yourself on this stuff if you don’t want to face legal action.

      Nintendo just gets all the flak for it because they are the most popular company that makes exclusive games and gets emulated the most, by a fucking mile.

    27. alltalknolube on

      As a direct result of Nintendo’s actions I now am more aware of how easy it is to pirate Wii u and Nintendo Switch games. Is that a win for Nintendo? Really?

    30. Fast-Buy-4958 on

      Nintendo has this so backwards. I have discovered many games from
      YouTube I would have otherwise not known about or be interested in until I saw it in action. It’s free advertising. Restricting this only sours your fan base and eliminates that exposure.

    31. Mendozena on

      This makes me want to emulate harder.

      I literally bust out my old Wii this past weekend because of the awesome emulation machine it can be. I’m just waiting on the HDMI converter because only my wife’s small old TV has the RCA connections.

      Yeah I have a desktop and shit but being able to fire up the little machine and play on the TV will be nice.

    34. TheAmazingBildo on

      This is why I stopped buying Nintendo stuff and I’ll never buy them again. I know that Nintendo won’t miss my money. But I’m a man of principles and I don’t agree with their practices.

    35. Kirome on

      Goodbye videos of speedruns of emulated randomizers, modified QoLs, etc.

    36. ahs212 on

      There’s an amusing contrast between the incredibly kind and wholesome image presented in their flagship titles like Mario and Zelda, with the way the company behaves in the real world. Balance in all things I suppose.

    39. PleaseDontEatMyVRAM on

      keep going nintendo im sure this gets better for you and more people totally dont become disillusioned

    40. Regret-Select on

      Imagine if Nintendo used their time to make better Joy Con controllers so they didn’t drift?

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