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The FBI has seized a significant Nintendo Swap piracy website

Editorial TeamBy Editorial TeamJuly 11, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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Nintendo’s struggle on piracy has escalated because the US Federal Bureau of Investigation seized a preferred Nintendo Swap piracy website.

The positioning, which hosted hundreds of pirated variations of Nintendo Swap video games, was seized this week, in accordance with a seizure warrant issued by the USA District Courtroom for the Northern District of Georgia, in accordance with Kotaku.

The positioning was already a part of the EU’s piracy watchlist as of earlier this yr. The Nintendo Swap confronted piracy points all through its life.

Whereas revisions of the system have been issued in an try and curb the widespread pirating of Nintendo‘s video games, it stays the mainstream console with the largest piracy downside.

Within the weeks main as much as lots of Nintendo’s largest releases on the system, a whole lot of gamers commonly livestream themselves on TikTok and YouTube taking part in pirated variations of the video games, typically obtained through an early retail copy being uploaded on-line, and extensively shared.

Whereas up to now, Nintendo hasn’t confronted the identical inflow of points with the Nintendo Swap 2, Nintendo continues to be in the midst of a number of authorized battles in opposition to teams that engaged in Swap piracy, and emulator makers.

Final yr, Nintendo claimed that Yuzu was “facilitating piracy at a colossal scale.” Weeks later, Yuzu developer Tropic Haze agreed to settle the lawsuit, agreeing to pay $2.4 million in damages.

Following this, the favored 3DS emulator Citra was additionally shut down.