Kane99 Posted Wednesday at 09:35 PM Share Posted Wednesday at 09:35 PM Nintendo has a war against emulation and emulators it seems, as they are actively now going after YouTubers who have shown off their games being emulated. One YouTuber in particular was issued a strike against his channel after Nintendo issues a copyright strike on him. This YouTuber, Retro Game Corps makes video reviews on handhelds that have the ability to emulate some games. RGC has stated he may file a counter-claim on it, but he isn't sure on doing that since Nintendo is well known for using their money to squash cases. In the meantime, RGC has no intention of featuring Nintendo games on his channel anymore. Do you think this will see a rise in YouTubers getting copyright strike for putting out content on emulating Nintendo games? You can read more on this news here: https://www.timeextension.com/news/2024/10/nintendo-is-now-going-after-youtube-accounts-which-show-its-games-being-emulated Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
GameOn Posted Thursday at 03:18 PM Share Posted Thursday at 03:18 PM I appreciate Nintendo’s point of view, but to sue YouTubers like Retro Game Corps, that’s too much. There is a lot missing in the Nintendo epic sue case, it should target such real piracy sites instead of attacking harmless creators. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Button Posted Friday at 02:15 PM Share Posted Friday at 02:15 PM Nintendo’s actions will definitely hinder creativity and ensure emulation goes deeper under the surface. The reviews which Retro Game Corps provided were both informative and fun. Emulation is useful in the gaming community and Nintendo needs to think twice Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
