FBI Seizes Prominent Nintendo Switch Piracy Site
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The FBI has taken control of Nsw2u, a prominent piracy site for Nintendo Switch, which now shows a seizure notice. This action aligns with intensified anti-piracy efforts coinciding with the launch of Switch 2, particularly against users employing MIG Switch cartridges, leading to irreversible bans. Nintendo actively pursues copyright infringers, demonstrated by tracking down an individual selling modified consoles. The case of Gary Bowser underscores these efforts, as he was sentenced to 40 months in prison for his role in piracy and remains liable for millions in damages.
The FBI has seized control of Nsw2u, a notable Nintendo Switch piracy site, which now redirects to a notice about its takedown.
Nintendo's anti-piracy measures have intensified following the launch of Switch 2, where using an MIG Switch cartridge can result in a permanent online ban.
Nintendo tracked down a Switch pirate who sold hardware hacks and modified consoles, signaling its commitment to combating piracy cases.
Gary Bowser, a notorious Switch pirate arrested in 2020, received a 40-month prison sentence and faces Nintendo's judgment against him.
Read at GameSpot
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