Nintendo secures a significant win in an ongoing lawsuit related to piracy of Switch games, entitling the company to sizable damages.

Nintendo has finally won its long-running lawsuit against a reddit moderator who sold pirated Switch games, and been awarded $4.5 million in damages.

Click here to read through the entire court document, which includes Nintendo’s detailed explanation of the events and why they believe they’re entitled to this outcome. We’ll keep you posted with any ...

It used to be a flex to get a gaming machine and turn anti-aliasing to the max. If you could get 4x or 8x MSAA without making your game look like a slideshow, you were doing pretty well. These days, ...

Spawn creator Todd McFarlane has shared a (mostly) positive update on his long-awaited reboot, which is still in development despite rumors to the ...

Anti-piracy outfit Denuvo has filed a DMCA anti-circumvention lawsuit in a U.S. federal court, targeting the anonymous game cracker known as 'voices38.' The defendant stands accused of bypassing ...

Reaper Scans, a popular pirate site known for offering unauthorized fan translations of web novels and webtoons, officially ...

Nintendo has won a major legal victory aimed at blocking the sale of devices that enable Switch game piracy. The Mario maker has been waging war on the makers of these devices and those who use them ...

Game Freak is hosting a special livestream on September 14 featuring Pokémon director Shigeru Ohmori. As a result, many players are wondering whether the showcase will feature any Pokémon news. Here ...

A federal court in Washington has ordered Reddit moderator James "Archbox" Williams to pay Nintendo $4.5 million in damages ...

Dead by Daylight developer Behaviour Interactive has just kicked off its first trial for DBD anti-cheat. There's nothing more frustrating in multiplayer games than having your match ruined by someone ...

One of the biggest complaints about Pokémon VGC is that all teams look the same, and when you see Pokémon like Garchomp with over 60% usage it’s easy to see why. While the Pokémon World Championships ...