'Nintendo's broad library of characters, products, and brands are enjoyed by people around the world, and we appreciate the passion of our fans,' Nintendo of America told me in an email. i don't understand their decision, maybe they are the ones that should educate me on why this is a smart business move lol,' he said.
'I cant tell them anything they don't know yet. 'It improves my life and I wanted to do it as a side income alongside university, but it's not like I'm super fucked now,' Emanuar told me.Įmanuar said that he hasn't been personally contacted by Nintendo, but that the company has previously issued a DMCA complaint against Last Impact. On his now-terminated Patreon page, fans of Emanuar's mod could donate money to support his work. Emanuar told me in a Discord chat that he found out about Nintendo's action when he saw emails from YouTube, Discord, and Patreon notifying him that his work has been removed from these services due to Nintendo's DMCA complaint.
