Nintendo has updated its guidelines for content creators, strengthening its right “to object” to any content it deems “inappropriate”.
Nintendo’s “game content guidelines for online video and image sharing platforms” were updated earlier today (2nd September). Whilst the company says it is “humbled every day” by the loyalty and passion of its fanbase, it nonetheless reminds all content creators that they need to adhere to “basic rules”, and “reserves the right to object to any content that [it] believe[s] is unlawful, infringing, inappropriate, or not in line with these guidelines”.
“We reserve the right to no longer allow the use of Nintendo game content in case of such violations,” the terms guidelines say.
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