In recent years, Nintendo has become more tolerant of users who make videos with their games. However, the Japanese company recently decided to take action against a large number of videos found on Youtube containing songs with known titles.
Nintendo recently removed more than 1,300 videos from its YouTube channel Jylfa Suner. This isn’t the first time Nintendo has made copyright claims over the use of music on the well-known user channel, which has nearly 470,000 followers on the platform.
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GilvaSunner’s channel was previously affected by copyright claims, although none of his videos had been removed at the time these petitions were issued.
However, Nintendo was eventually able to remove several videos from the channel. In response, GilvaSunner stated that they do not monetize Nintendo’s music videos, and only publish them on YouTube. Unfortunately, there is currently no other way to listen to the soundtracks of Nintendo titles without trying the games.
The company is unlikely to take back the GilvaSunner videos because Nintendo is very strict about its soundtrack. The YouTuber stated that while he understands why the company is removing his videos, he hopes that Nintendo will put its soundtracks on services like Spotify in the future so that fans of franchises like Mario or Zelda can access music from their favorite games.
Nintendo has also ordered a ROM page to destroy its content
RomUniverse is one of those pages that somehow eventually disappears. Since they have dedicated themselves to providing illegal ROMs for nintendo For several years, the Japanese company decided to take the reins and sue him. A few months ago, a California judge ordered Page to get rid of the entire Nintendo catalog.
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