Nintendo wins another lawsuit over MiG Switch reseller, defendant ordered to pay damages
Here we go again: Nintendo has won another lawsuit, this time against a seller of MiG Switch devices and circumvention services that allowed for piracy on Nintendo Switch devices. Customers could go to a website called Modded Hardware to purchase pre-modded Switch consoles that came with warez installed. The defendant, Ryan Daly, has been ordered to pay Nintendo $2 million as a result of damages to the company after ignoring multiple cease and desist orders. He was also served with an injunction that forbids him from circumventing copyright protections on Nintendo devices in the future.
Defendant’s conduct has caused NOA significant and irreparable harm. For example, the MIG Devices, Mod Chips, Hacked Consoles, and Circumvention Services allow members of the public to create, distribute, and play pirated Nintendo games on a massive scale. Thus, the MIG devices, Mod Chips, Hacked Consoles, and Circumvention Services harm NOA's goodwill, detract from NOA's consumer base, and enable widespread illegal and difficult to detect copying.









My switch wasn’t hacked, so that *probably* was what got it banned

