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Switch Pirate Ignored Nintendo's Lawsuit, Now He Owes $4.5 Million

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A Washington court has ruled against former Reddit moderator James "Archbox" Williams, ordering him to pay Nintendo $4.5 million in damages for facilitating the illegal distribution of Switch games. This outcome underscores Nintendo’s aggressive stance against piracy and serves as a significant warning to others involved in distributing unauthorized game content. The ruling also includes a permanent injunction barring Williams from further distribution and online promotion of pirated games.

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