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Nintendo can now ban streamers and content creators from using their games if they are caught posting “immoral” content and leaks

tfw you hate anti-consumer Nintendo, but streamers even more

let them fight fighting GIF
 

Shake Your Rump

Gold Member
CLICKBAIT ALERT

Title (and headline) says "ban", but they aren't banning anything. They can "object" by filing claims on YouTube, etc. They could already do this. This statement is just clarifying their position.

They can't "ban" anything on a platform they do not control.
 
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Nydius

Member
I think encouraging sexual encounters in a fucking kids game is disgraceful and fucked up. I am pretty ok with Nintendo banning those people from their games.

Nintendo only has themselves to blame. Have you seen the absolute vile stuff that players post on their in-game SplatNet banners? A lot of it is sexual in nature and is especially loaded with LGBTQ messaging (because, for some reason, Splatoon has become a rallying game for that cause). Nintendo has done little to nothing to police those posts/user drawings despite having a reporting system in place. Some of it has been so bad that I opted to turn off all user posts entirely.
 

nowhat

Gold Member
CLICKBAIT ALERT

Title (and headline) says "ban", but they aren't banning anything. They can "object" by filing claims on YouTube, etc. They could already do this. This statement is just clarifying their position.

They can't "ban" anything on a platform they do not control.
Give a Youtube channel three copyright strikes without giving the channel time to respond (or even if the channel responds, Youtube support for their content creators is atrocious) and the channel is effectively nuked, even if they don't have direct control of the platform.
 

StueyDuck

Member
Nintendo only has themselves to blame. Have you seen the absolute vile stuff that players post on their in-game SplatNet banners? A lot of it is sexual in nature and is especially loaded with LGBTQ messaging (because, for some reason, Splatoon has become a rallying game for that cause). Nintendo has done little to nothing to police those posts/user drawings despite having a reporting system in place. Some of it has been so bad that I opted to turn off all user posts entirely.
You probably right. Either way I'm still on team ban the pedos.
 

StereoVsn

Member
Basically this

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Yep, bunch of random soft core porn games all over. And unlike say Steam, no way to filter them out from showing up on the searches, sales, etc….

Even if you turn off adult rated games for your kids accounts, they will still see them in the lists.
 

Jooxed

Gold Member
wasn't there some Splatoon sex right discovered lately? I assume this is in response to that.
 

Sgt.Asher

Member
The splatoon posting has devolved with each game release. It was pretty great in the first game. Some moderation would be nice.
 

Jooxed

Gold Member
The splatoon posting has devolved with each game release. It was pretty great in the first game. Some moderation would be nice.
It's a shame, I always thought Splatoon was a kiddie game then when switch came out I got Splatoon 2 and fell in love with it. especially ranked matches. It would just be nice if we could communicate or it was easier to play with friends. Stuff like this prevents that.
 

T4keD0wN

Member
Features graphic, explicit, harmful, or otherwise offensive content, including statements or actions that may be considered offensive, insulting, obscene or otherwise disturbing to others;
Can they "ban" someone for saying they like eating steak well done? asking for a friend
 
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Nydius

Member
The splatoon posting has devolved with each game release. It was pretty great in the first game. Some moderation would be nice.

Personally, if there's a Splatoon 4 (which I imagine there will be on Switch 2), I hope they take community posting completely out. I know they probably won't because it's been a staple feature since the first game, but it really contributes nothing to the overall game except allowing people to act like complete douchebags with almost no fear of accountability. The occasional really good piece of artwork or genuinely funny joke that becomes a community meme isn't worth the rest of all the trash that gets posted up there.

Leave the locker and splattag system, let people express themselves that way.
 

Dacvak

No one shall be brought before our LORD David Bowie without the true and secret knowledge of the Photoshop. For in that time, so shall He appear.
Did anyone actually read the article? It doesn’t sound like they’re “banning” anything. Just doing their normal copyright strike shenanigans on platforms like YouTube and Twitch.
 

FeralEcho

Member
Someone should send some strikes to Nintendo as well since in their eyes "Emulation is illegal" and they keep promoting their garbage Nintendo Online subscription which surprise surprise uses emulation to make those old games work.

Seriously, they're as petty and hypocritical as a company can get.

Hopefully one day they sue the wrong mf and that guy tells them "sure baby lets go to court" and makes them their bitch since legally they have no claim.
 

HogIsland

Member
people are definitely reacting without reading.

I think encouraging sexual encounters in a fucking kids game is disgraceful and fucked up. I am pretty ok with Nintendo banning those people from their games.
"But yuzu was sharing roms on their discord! 😭 😭 😭 😭 😭 😭 😭 😭"
 
This is insane. Nintendo shouldn't have authority over what people say while playing their games.

It's like a clothing store deleting my channel because I said something they didn't like while wearing their shirts.
ferrari wont let you buy unless you ferarri right
 

tkscz

Member
Violates relevant laws;

Infringes the intellectual property rights of Nintendo (including but not limited to the unauthorized use of copyrights in the game characters, story, visual elements and music and/or registered trademarks);

Involves illegally copied or modified game software, game software produced using Nintendo’s copyrighted material without Nintendo’s authorization, or game software obtained illegally;

Shows how to use software and/or devices that circumvent security measures deployed by Nintendo to protect against infringement of its video games and console systems, such as emulators and/or other circumvention software;

Involves actions that may be considered to impair the gameplay experience in multiplayer modes, such as intentionally disrupting game progress;

Features graphic, explicit, harmful, or otherwise offensive content, including statements or actions that may be considered offensive, insulting, obscene or otherwise disturbing to others;

Interferes with the proper operation or impairs the safety of Nintendo’s products or services;

Involves cheating, cracking, unauthorized access, circumvention of technical restrictions, unauthorized modification, or use of objects, tools, or services that enable such cheating, cracking, unauthorized access, circumvention of technical restrictions, or unauthorized modification;

Features unauthorized game consoles and/or software not licensed by Nintendo; and/or

Features video, images, sound sources, etc., that cannot be used in regular gameplay, extracted through game software via data mining or other methods.
Huh? How is this different from what they were doing before? The wording here is almost, if not, unchanged from what it always was. Also who the hell was telling Splatoon players to find sexual partners in the game?
 

Surfheart

Member
Nintendo should take a look at all the Hentai games with big breasted “women” pictured in the game icons littering their digital store then
 

Calico345

Gold Member
"“We reserve the right to object to any content that we believe is"

lol. This is dangerous language right here. It basically means, 'If we don't like it, GOODBYE YOU'RE DONE!"
 
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