Nintendo of america filed a claim against Gary Bowser, the leader of a well-known hacker group Team Xecuter…
He, along with another accomplice, was arrested in 2023 and charged with 11 criminal offenses. The new lawsuit claims that Bowser violated Nintendo copyrights when creating and selling his hacks.… He is charged with a crime on two counts of illegal traffic and one of copyright infringement.
Bowser set up an international pirate network selling hacking devices, according to documents. Nintendo Switchthat allowed customers to bypass security systems to run illegal copies of games on their console… Prior to that, at least since 2013, the group was similarly involved in the distribution of hacking devices. 3DS…
In a lawsuit prepared by lawyers, Nintendo said Bowser’s activities continued to expose more 79 million Switch and Switch Lite units. The company demands to recover from the defendant compensation for the damage caused in the amount of 2,500 dollars for each device sold and $ 150,000 for each copyright infringement, as well as permanently close its activities.
In recent years, Nintendo has filed several lawsuits against intermediaries distributing hacking tools to hack consoles, one of which brought the company $ 2 million in compensation. Last week, the company also won a case to ban the sale of dongles. RCM Loader…
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