• @[email protected]
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    487 hours ago

    Any time Nintendo is involved in a legal case, you can pretty safely assume they’re probably wrong.

    • @MurrayL
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      187 hours ago

      On the other hand, r/switchpirates is transparently a community for the express purpose of pirating Nintendo games for their current system. It’s one of the rare cases where I think they probably can make a slam-dunk legal case to shut it down.

      • @[email protected]
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        267 hours ago

        To shut it down, sure. To get information on accounts simply for posting there? They can fuck off.

        • @pivot_root
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          52 hours ago

          Nintendo is definitely overstepping with that request, but I can’t say I feel bad for the subset of Redditors shitting their pants because they admitted to distributing* ROMs. Trusting a corporation to protect you from the consequences of your actions is a level of stupidity beyond deserving sympathy.

          *Specifically distributing. Not downloading. Not discussing. Distributing.

      • @bassomitron
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        67 hours ago

        They used to be pretty strict about posting links. If that’s still the case, it’s literally just a discussion forum discussing and promoting something illegal and not necessarily doing anything illegal. I’ll wager that the judge would only sign off on information from users that Nintendo already has enough evidence against. But I guess we’ll see.