Nintendo Just Made Games Illegal

Nintendo just made games illegal. In one of the most shocking moves in the gaming industry, Nintendo has started patenting basic gameplay mechanics - summons, mounts, and companion combat, things that have existed for decades in video games like Elden Ring, World of Warcraft, and countless others.

These new Nintendo patents are already being used as legal weapons against developers, with Palworld forced to cut features under pressure.

This video exposes how Nintendo’s lawsuits, patent claims, and DMCA crackdowns have turned creativity into a legal hazard. From Palworld’s redesign to Colopl’s $30M payout, to the takedowns of AM2R and Pokémon Uranium, the pattern is clear. Nintendo isn’t protecting innovation, it’s stifling it. The result is a chilling effect across the entire gaming industry, where developers now fear lawsuits more than they focus on making fun games.

When one of the biggest companies in gaming starts owning the rules of play, game innovation dies. Here’s why Nintendo’s war on creativity is one of the most dangerous stories in the gaming industry right now.

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Developers Just Exposed Who’s Really Killing Games
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Watch the full playlist: The Fall of AAA
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