Nintendo has taken legal action against ROM sites in a lawsuit that says the ROM distributors are infringing on the gaming company’s work. For those who get their games through official means and aren ...

Nintendo have been making it known that hosting pirated ROMs of other Nintendo products is a breach of copyright and they've recently being doubling down on their approach. This time, the company has ...

Downloading ROMs of classic games is something a lot of gamers do, much to the distress and frustration of the companies who own the rights to those games. Nintendo in particular has historically ...

Back in July, Nintendo filed a lawsuit against the owners of two popular ROM sites: LoveROMs.com and LoveRETRO.co. Almost immediately, those sites were taken down as Nintendo sought damages that could ...

Cameron has been holding a controller for about as long as he can remember, developing a special love for The Elder Scrolls and Halo at a young age. When he isn't playing virtual games, he can most ...

To be fair "Amazon Web Services S3" means Amazon can suddenly decide for any reason to wipe the entire site forever, I have read horror stories. It doesn't matter if the hacks have no copyrighted code ...

Nintendo has filed a lawsuit against two big emulator sites, seeking millions of dollars in damages. Nintendo filed a lawsuit against the owner of two major sites that deal in emulators for its ...

Nintendo is using its legal muscle to take ROM sites down, apparently one at a time if it has to. As reported by Polygon, the Switch maker yesterday filed suit against the people behind RomUniverse, a ...

Nintendo of America filed lawsuit this week against two ROM sites that are supposedly operated by the same company: LoveROMs and LoveRETRO.co. [Thanks, Torrentfreak !] Both sites are allegedly owned ...

In the lawsuit, the publisher and developer took ROM site owner Matthew Storman to court over damages caused by ROMUniverse. Storman’s website illegally shared ROM files online, which players could ...

Nintendo is not a fan of third-party emulators and ROMs, to put it lightly. There is an entire FAQ section on its website that explains Nintendo's stance on emulators and ROMs, but lest the point has ...