Nintendo wins a 2 million dollar lawsuit against Switch Modding Webstore

Nintendo has just won another major battle in its long war against the pirate. Earlier this summer, the US Federal Court ruled in favor of Nintendo in A. suit Against Ryan Dali and the location of modified devices. The site was known to sell the devices that allowed users to roam in the protection of Nintendo piracy, including the famous Mig Switch card that allows buyers to play official Nintendo games without the need for a material cartridge. Besides the DALY demand to pay two million dollars to Nintendo, the lawsuit requires it to close the website and confiscate the field to Nintendo as part of a comprehensive permanent matter.

DALY is also prevented from any future participation with devices around the handrails in Nintendo, including creating, selling or contributing to hosting other websites related to or investing in other companies that deal in similar products. While Mig Flash can be used as a backup of the legally purchased games, they were more common for Nintendo Switch piracy students. Nintendo fought steadily against the modifications and pirate tools, including the recent giving itself the ability to Brick keys She has pirated games on it.

Nintendo is not alien to take legal action against those who challenge its strict policies. In March of last year, Nintendo filed a lawsuit against Yuzo Simulator makers. The lawsuit was quickly settled, as the team that stands behind the Nintendo Switch emulator agreed to pay $ 2.4 million. Like a lawsuit against Dali, the team was behind Yuzo that Her website surrendered to the web And permanently refrain from carrying out any activities that go beyond the rules of Nintendo.