This time around, Nintendo has laid claim to one of the biggest Nintendo Switch piracy sites around the world. The Big N managed to take down the pirate with the help of the Feds, though it might ...

Nintendo has started a high-stakes legal battle with Tropic Haze LLC, the developers of the Yuzu emulator, in a move that has shocked the gaming community. The gaming giant has accused this program of ...

One of the biggest Nintendo Switch piracy sites around has been taken down by the FBI as “part of a law enforcement operation” on Thursday. Nsw2u was one of the better-known repositories for ...

According to a report from Nintendo Everything, the FBI issued a statement that they apprehended the website in “accordance with a seizure warrant issued pursuant to 18 U.S.C. 2323 issued by the ...

Nintendo continues to work at eliminating Switch piracy. Nintendo fans have been enjoying the Switch 2 for a little while now. The console released last month, and Nintendo is still riding the ...

As is typical for piracy site crackdowns of this sort, the NSw2u domain now displays an FBI takedown notice, which reveals that the website was seized pursuant to 18 U.S. Code 2323, based on a ...

Nintendo notched a win in its war on piracy this week as the FBI seized and shut down one of the biggest Switch piracy sites online. As spotted by Kotaku, the FBI says it took down NSW2U on ...

The Federal Bureau of Investigation has seized control of one of the best-known Nintendo Switch piracy sites. The home page for Nsw2u--which once hosted numerous Switch ROMs--now redirects to a ...

Nintendo, for their part, is quite hawkish when it comes to piracy. The company will ban your console from online play if it detects you playing an unauthorized (pirated) game.

While it’s understandable that Nintendo doesn’t want piracy to thrive on its platforms, wholesale banning a system feels like overkill. While dmanthey had the wherewithal to know what to do in ...

Some Switch 2 owners are warning consumers against buying the console secondhand due to Nintendo's anti-piracy policy. Specifically, there's a non-zero chance that a used Switch 2 unit has been ...