A year-long lawsuit between Nintendo and Modded Hardware has reached its conclusion, as the creator of the MiG Switch and similar hacking devices must pay Nintendo $2 million as part of a settlement.

Nintendo has just won another major battle in its longstanding war against piracy. Earlier this summer, a US federal court ruled in favor of Nintendo in a lawsuit against Ryan Daly and the Modded ...

A new update to the Nintendo Switch emulator Eden allows you to play updates, DLC, and mods without installing them to NAND. This can save tons of storage space on all supported platforms, since files ...

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Nintendo's stream of lawsuits targeting alleged Nintendo Switch pirates has continued, but the latest defendant doesn't seem too concerned about the colossal company's threats. As reported by ...

Nintendo’s ongoing legal battle with Palworld developer Pocketpair has taken a surprising new turn in Japan. According to this latest Gamesfray report, fresh filings at the Tokyo District Court reveal ...

TL;DR: Nintendo's updated user agreement allows it to permanently disable Nintendo Switch 2 consoles if modding or hacking is detected, reflecting a strict crackdown ahead of the June 5 launch. The ...