Nintendo Updates Its User Agreement To Crack Down On Emulation

Nintendo’s new EULA points out they can brick your system if using illegally

Nintendo recently updated its end user agreement notice and one of the things which has come to light is that the Kyoto-based company is willing to make your Nintendo system unusable if you decide to “bypass, modify, decrypt, defeat, tamper with” their games and services. This is another case in point that you should always… Read More »Nintendo’s new EULA points out they can brick your system if using illegally Source

Nintendo Updates Its User Agreement To Crack Down On Emulation

Offenders may find their Switch bricked - Nintendo has recently updated its Account User Agreement to provide a more severe warning to those who "bypass, mod...

Nintendo Warns They May Brick Users’ Switch Its Modded Or Plays Unauthorized Software

Nintendo has made a major change to the Nintendo Account Agreement users must accept to use the eshop and play downloaded games. As highlighted by Gamefile, the updated agreement changes the paragr…

Nintendo says it could brick Switch systems if users "bypass, modify, decrypt, defeat, tamper with" their games in updated agreement

Following an update to the Nintendo Account User Agreement, the company has warned that it may brick Switch systems by those who “bypass, modify, decrypt, defeat, tamper with” their games. This particular agreement needs to be agreed upon before you can access Nintendo’s various services. These include the Nintendo eShop, Nintendo Switch Online, and games purchased digitally. Basically, unless you’re strictly... The post Nintendo says it could b…

Nintendo Updates User Agreement With Stronger Anti-Hacking Warning

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You know, Nintendo protects Nintendo Switch games a lot. Today we get interesting statements about Nintendo’s protective policies. After learning that Nintendo has taken action against content created by Rhythm Heaven fans, as well as another emulator recently, we now seem to have new actions on these illegal procedures. These come after learning that Nintendo has updated its privacy policy for Switch 2, indicating that GameChat’s audio and vide…