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It was a tactic to drive a surge of sales for the movies while also maintaining some arbitrary form of control of how many of them were out of the world a world quickly becoming accustomed to being able to rent, trade and resell (and bootleg) these things: all things Nintendo hates we can do with their games to this day. Once upon a time we used to only get Disney movies released for a limited time while we were threatened with “act fast before it goes back in the vault”, and we wouldn’t know how long it would be till we saw them again. It’s because Nintendo seems to still seems to live by the “Disney Vault” way of business that almost no other company, including Disney, still follows. Posted in Nintendo Hacks Tagged intellectual property, ip, nintendo Post navigation

Our header image is definitely not owned by Nintendo, it’s from Blogtrepreneur, CC BY 2.0. It would be nice to think that it might cause Nintendo to reconsider some of their policies, but we’re not holding our breath. So we’re sure their lawyers are all over this as we write, but we’d be interested to see whether the claims made in the video are enough to see it stay up. This is the central thesis explored at the end of the video, and the gimmick of trying to draw Nintendo into the open on the matter is their way of bringing publicity to it.Įven though is probably one of the most viewed technology YouTube channels, it’s clear that Nintendo will have the deeper pockets should they choose to rise to the bait.

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It also has application in the field of software emulation, because while the console manufacturer would prefer to stop all but their own unmodified hardware running a game there should be nothing to stop a legally owned piece of software or hardware being run in any way its owner chooses. On one hand it’s about a heavy-handed console developer taking down small online content producers, but there’s another angle which is far more relevant to the hardware community who read Hackaday.

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It’s full of carefully blurred Nintendo IP, and there is no coverage of pirate software downloads. Some content owners still try to stop this, and it’s one of them that has in their sights as they have published a guide to running Nintendo Switch games on a Steam Deck without they believe giving any justifiable cause for the notoriously litigious game giant to take action. Excerpts of copyrighted material may be used under fair use for the purposes of such things as journalistic reporting, so for example we can use a copyrighted picture of Captain America were we to write about Marvel superheroes. If they came from another source and they’re not CC-licensed or similar then they are the property of someone else but we are using them under a doctrine known as fair use. If you read our articles, you’ll notice that we will usually feature images related to the subjects we talk about.