Nintendo Switch is in the final stretch of its legendary life cycle. But it doesn’t mean Nintendo’s ready to let up on its legal crusade against those trying to pirate games on the seven-year-old ...

Nintendo has won a $2 million settlement against a person who sold modded Switch hardware, which allowed pirated games to be played on the system. The company also claimed that the modder operated a ...

The alleged owner of hardware modding (Ryan Daly) company denies Nintendo's claims without legal representation. Nintendo's lawsuit against Daly for game piracy moves to the discovery process for ...

When you read that headline, you're probably thinking it's like Doom on the NES, or like running GTA V on the OG Game Boy—a trick, or "hack" that doesn't really use the original hardware. Well, you'd ...

For those who love to have a modded console on the go, the LineageOS 21 now officially supports Nintendo Switch. This milestone marks the first time the gaming machine got this software support, ...

Nintendo is no stranger to lawsuits these days, and it’s filed two more, as reported Tuesday. One is against the owner of a company who allegedly sold modded Switches, while the other concerns the ...

In brief: The Nintendo Switch is arguably one of the greatest handheld consoles ever launched, and it becomes even more versatile if you're willing to take the steps to break free from Nintendo's ...

Nintendo has secured a victory in court against Ryan Daly, creator and seller of the MIG-Switch flashcart, to the tune of $2 million. This judgement comes a year after the lawsuit was initially filed ...

TL;DR: Nintendo secured a $2 million settlement and permanent injunction against Ryan Daly for selling modded Switch consoles enabling piracy. This victory reinforces Nintendo's strict stance on ...