This update may simply just be to spell out what Nintendo is already willing to do in court. Nintendo has made changes to the language in the Nintendo Account User Agreement, that seems to be clearly ...

Nintendo has updated its user agreement in the US to include the punishment of making your "Nintendo device permanently unusable in whole or in part" if you break it. The updated user agreement was ...

The UK Clause Isn’t Much Softer For p layers in the UK, the update includes similarly sharp language: “Any Digital Products registered to your Nintendo Account and any updates of such Digital Products ...

Nintendo is taking a more aggressive stance against piracy and emulation as confirmed by the updated user agreement. The changes state that users do not own their Nintendo Account Services but only ...

Nintendo has revised its Account Agreement and Account Privacy Policy to tighten the rules on emulation and piracy. As first reported by Game File, the new guidelines ...

Nintendo has made a few changes to its user agreement policy. Over 100 edits were made to the document. The most significant change gives the company the right to permanently render your Nintendo ...

Chris has been playing video games for most of his life, and writing about them off-and-on for a significant chunk of that time. He has also gotten involved with the industry more directly by working ...

Nintendo's latest legal move to combat piracy may be super effective. According to a new change in the Nintendo User Agreement, the console maker can brick your Switch, or render it useless, if it's ...

It really is about time that Nintendo brought their business to Brazil. Nintendo is facing an interesting situation when it comes to their EULAs. Before the launch of the Switch 2, Nintendo updated ...