Laying down the law.
In recent months, Nintendo has taken a strong stance against video game piracy worldwide. In an effort to continue the good fight, Nintendo is now taking legal action against a man located in Orange County, California who has allegedly been selling hacked consoles, pirated versions of the company's games and tools to help users modify their own systems - violating the Digital Millennium Copyright Act.
Mikel Euskaldunak has reportedly been selling modified services for the Switch, allowing users to play unauthorised games. He's also been selling hacked NES Classic Mini preloaded with 800 pirated titles and selling them above the retail price.
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In recent months, Nintendo has taken a strong stance against video game piracy worldwide. In an effort to continue the good fight, Nintendo is now taking legal action against a man located in Orange County, California who has allegedly been selling hacked consoles, pirated versions of the company's games and tools to help users modify their own systems - violating the Digital Millennium Copyright Act.
Mikel Euskaldunak has reportedly been selling modified services for the Switch, allowing users to play unauthorised games. He's also been selling hacked NES Classic Mini preloaded with 800 pirated titles and selling them above the retail price.
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