In response to the popularity of shared game clips, Let's Play videos and live streams, Nintendo launched a Creators Program that aimed to take a cut of the profits when people made content ...

Nintendo also says it reserves the right to remove content that includes unreleased games (as we saw in a recent, widespread Smash Bros. Ultimate leak) or that "features pirated Nintendo software." ...

Earlier this week, Nintendo emerged victorious in a lawsuit against French file-sharing company Dstorage. The company owns and operates the 1Fichier web service, which hosts pirated Nintendo content.