Hollywood Reporter said:Nintendo is suing an Orange County, California, resident who it claims is illegally modifying its consoles and selling pirated versions of popular games in violation of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act.
Pirates have found ways to circumvent Nintendo's hardware and software features that make it so only authorized games can be played, and in doing so the video game giant says they're infringing on its copyrights and trademarks.
Nintendo says one of those individuals is Mikel Euskaldunak, who it claims has been selling modification services for the Nintendo Switch that allow users to play unauthorized games, and has been selling NES Classic Edition systems that come preloaded with 800 pirated games.
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/t...gedly-rigging-consoles-pirating-games-1168690
Legal paper filings can be read in the link below. This dude was selling NES Classic's hacked with 800 ROM's for $15 above retail price. He was also selling Switch units with Team Xecuter's SX dongle and pirated Switch games.
Nintendo have him on 9 separate and individual infringements.
Legal documents: https://www.scribd.com/document/395564764/Nintendo-v-Euskaldunak
Nintendo are seeking damages that are:
"three times the NOA's actual damages or profits from the defendant, all attorney fees paid and costs of the suit incurred, pre and post judgement interest on the above damages."
Could be millions and millions.