Nintendo is going after the person behind last year’s massive Pokémon leak
Nintendo is going after the person behind last year’s massive Pokémon leak
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Nintendo is going after the person behind last year’s massive Pokémon leak
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Ok, who shut down the protection grid this time?
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Sorry, my bad, I was trying to charge my phone.
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Not surprised. Pretty much any company will do that (or at least try to). It's one thing to leak some info like a game is in development or release date, and it's completely different to leak design documents and source code.
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Yes, they previously hire a private detective for Switch emulator dev few years ago and did some intimidation. It’s illegal to do this (at least in EU). A company should use law, whatever reason it is.
I would love to know how this action will ends.
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I absolutely do not understand how they can prove damages.
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Maybe they are taking pictures of themselves crying?
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Do they have to? With the way the law bends to corpos, the accused would have to prove no damages.
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Fuck Nintendo.
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I already knew about massive Pokémon, they were famously included in Sword/Shield.
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