Nintendo Modder Modder ordered to pay $ 2 million per pirated lawsuits

Nintendo moved another victory against piracy in Christmas war. It is a judge of the District Court in Washington last week Ordered Ryan Daley to pay Nintendo 2 million dollars and stop selling consoles Modded Switch online as well as reported earlier Pedestrian.

In the lawsuit for the author, submitted last year, Nintendo Defendant Daley from the Web Software Hardware Management, which has sold modired switches, modchips used to hack in switching devices and mig flash cartridges that allow people to play pirated copies of games.

Nintendo claimed that Daley caused a company “significant and irreparable damage” – and the judge agreed. “MIG devices, fashion chips, hacked consoles and detour services allow public members to create, distribute and play pirated Nintendo games on a massive scale”, ruling states. Daley denied any injustice.

Piracy lawsuit from Nintendo has become increasingly more often, and the company won its case Against the file sharing site accused of hosting pirate games earlier this year. Nintendo’s legal actions led to the switch off for the switch for the switch, including yuzu and Riujink. The company also clearly gave it that it could Consoles If players try to keep the device.

Daley, who decided to fight Nintend without a lawyer, is now banned from the Console Moding Switches, as well as the use of devices designed to detour console safety measures. The judge also ordered that the confiscation, capture or destruction of all devices owned by Daley who could contain material that violates copyright.