Nintendo is leading a lawsuit against five companies which import and sell DS piracy devices such as the R4 cartridge. Backed by Japanese firms including Capcom, SNK, Taito, Tecmo and Square Enix, the ...
The DS R4 flash cartridge has been outlawed in Japan, following a ruling by the Tokyo District Court. The R4 was the most popular writable cartridge among DS software pirates until the release of the ...
https://www.pcworld.com/tags/Nintendo+Co.+Ltd..html and a group of 53 game software companies have filed a lawsuit against five companies they allege sold a device ...
Friday 19th December/... A criminal raid at a shop and home premises in Cardiff has netted 1,800 infringing game copying devices and resulted in the apprehension of a man in his early 20s. The game ...
Nintendo has drawn a line in the sand against DS piracy in Japan, joining with 54 other companies to combat the use of R4DS-type devices. Kotaku reports that the companies have filed a lawsuit in ...
Sorry, did we end up in the TARDIS and go back in time? Is this June again? Is the World Cup still on? Ubisoft's latest tactic to combat piracy is through the ...
Video game piracy has entered a new era as Japanese police have arrested, for the first time, someone accused of modifying Nintendo Switch hardware. As reported by NTV News and translated by Automaton ...
"The problem with the DS market in the last few years, particularly with the DS Lite, is that it's just been attacked by piracy. It's made it almost impossible to shift any significant volume. The DSi ...
THQ publishing boss Ian Curran has told CVG that 3DS will help "combat piracy," making it more attractive than previous DS iterations. "What excites me even more [than 3DS games] is that there's ...
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