Nintendo Launches Opening Salvo in War Against Switch 2 Game Pirates, as MIG Switch Users Report Online Service Bans

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Buying Switch 2 Secondhand? Beware Nintendo's Anti-Piracy Solution That Has 'Bricked' Some Consoles, Fans Warn

Demand to see online proof before purchasing.
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MIG Switch seller who took on Nintendo without a lawyer loses case, will settle for $2 million

TL;DR: Nintendo secured a $2 million settlement and permanent injunction against Ryan Daly for selling modded Switch consoles enabling piracy. This victory reinforces Nintendo's strict stance on ...
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Nintendo Switch Modder Hit With $2 Million Damages Fine In Piracy Lawsuit

Nintendo has secured a victory in court against Ryan Daly, creator and seller of the MIG-Switch flashcart, to the tune of $2 million. This judgement comes a year after the lawsuit was initially filed ...
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Switch 2 Users Get Erroneously Banned Online For Using Used Switch Game Cards – Is Nintendo Checking For Dumped Cards?

Nintendo didn’t have a way to check activity like this during the DS era. There’s an interesting new reddit that’s added a new twist around speculation on Nintendo’s security measures for the Switch 2 ...
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Nintendo Wins $2 Million Piracy Lawsuit Against Modded Hardware Distributor

Nintendo has won another legal case in its long fight against piracy on Nintendo Switch and Switch 2, this time against Ryan Daly, the distributor of the “MiG Switch,” and the website Modded Hardware.