Nintendo filed a lawsuit against Colorado man Jesse Keighin in November 2024 over streaming pirated Nintendo games ahead of time, like Mario & Luigi: Brothership and Super Mario Party Jamboree.

A judge ordered Jesse Keighin, who streamed under the name EveryGameGuru, to pay Nintendo $17,500 in damages for streaming unreleased games, as reported by VGC. Keighin sent Nintendo gutsy emails in ...

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Nintendo has won a lawsuit against a streamer who pirated games and livestreamed them ahead of their release dates.The pirate, Jesse "EveryGameGuru" Keighin, infamously wrote to Nintendo "boasting" ...

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A new Square Enix RPG is getting great user review scores on consoles between PS5 and Xbox Series X users. The new Square Enix game is also available on the Nintendo eShop, but the eShop lacks user ...

No medium captures the horror genre as well as video games. Sure, the descriptive nature of novels helps add gravity to ...

Open one of the the Rainy, Sunny, or Snowy Day themed playlists for the Animal Crossing: New Horizons soundtrack on the ...

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Roughly one year ago, we reported on a lawsuit Nintendo had filed against the streamer Jesse Keighin, aka EveryGameGuru. At ...