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Nintendo of America On October 29, the company won a lawsuit against streamer Jesse Keighin, aka EveryGameGuru, who pirated and streamed the game before its release date. Nintendo A lawsuit was filed in Colorado state court in November 2024, accusing Keighin of streaming 10 Nintendo Games are introduced before their official release and viewers are told how to obtain them illegally. On the recommendation of Magistrate Judge Scott T. Varholak, Colorado Judge Gordon P. Gallagher ordered Keighin to pay costs Nintendo of America Damage $17,500.
Keighin Gets and Streams Nintendo Played at least 50 games since 2022, including The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom and Mario & Luigi: Brotherhood. He also connects the simulator to the audience. Nintendo Claims his actions caused millions of dollars worth of damage. Court orders Keighin banned from ‘infringement’ Nintendoof copyrighted works, including those trafficked through streaming media and through Switch emulators, Nintendoproprietary encryption keys, or other circumvention software or techniques NintendoThe order does not involve the destruction of pirated devices or injunctions against third parties working with Keighin, as the court found the action “unclear” and “unreasonable.”
The fund has previously mocked Nintendoclaimed he had “a thousand burning channels” to play on and threatened to use them. Keighin once told the company Facebook“You may run a business, but I run the streets.”
The court has asked Nintendo Submit a report on next steps by November 13.
Source: IGN (Vicki Black), IGN Japan (Wiki Black) via Noriko Yashima, torrent maniac (Ernesto van der Sar)
