included in the brief are a few screenshots of nintendo adults whining about spoilers, perhaps proof that being a baby online can fuel legal action
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in reply to @goaty's post:
I can imagine the judge pinching the bridge of their nose having to read tweets of people bitching about spoilers in a copyright lawsuit
But... the game could have only leaked from inside of Nintendo, so shouldn't Nintendo be looking for whoever let the game loose from them???
it's not about stopping the leak, it's about making sure that people know that nintendo has the legal right and ability to ruin their lives for even making it possible to infringe nintendo's intellectual property rights
Your honor... sob, choke ...y-your honor, my client had to avoid social media to avoid... sniffle, whine ...SPOILERS! Spoilers for a video game they were... cough, weep ...they were anticipating the game, your honor! And they... gasp for breath between sobs may have had their delight and surprise for the game ruined! a-bwoohoohoo, bwoo-hoo~! πππ
how does this compare to the virtual game station lawsuit? does nintendo have anything here or is it just to scare the devs?
not familiar with the former but as far as the latter goes, it's mixed. they don't really have any solid ground with this specific angle, but they do have ground on the yuzu devs explaining how to bypass a lock on one's switch. here's an article that dives into it better than i could