Last year in January, the hacking team for a video game called Team-Xecuter it was revealed a game changer switch that allows players to play pirated games on a Nintendo hybrid device. Nintendo followed this up in late 2019, by taking legal action against a California resident named Sergio Moreno, who was accused of selling Team-Xecuter & # 39; s mod & # 39; s devices, memory cards full of Nintendo games, and modified versions of the NES .
In a recent update, Nintendo has received an injunction against Moreno. As explained by TorrentFreak, it prohibits defendant from "selling, renting, distributing or distributing unauthorized copies" of Nintendo's works or infringing on the trademark.
In addition, it prevents him from engaging in a number of other types of behavior, such as "challenging the functionality or emphasis" of any Nintendo IP, protection or protection mechanism in "any future forum", hacking, modifying or reducing the company's technological means. within its Hardware or software, and adapt engineering to any software developed by Nintendo or its affiliated companies.
Defendant was required to provide Nintendo with a written certificate, stating that he was not in possession of any software or tool used to block the company's video games and programs at the time specified. judgment and commandments, and if it was, it was destroyed. The same applies to his agents. No penalties were enforced, but both parties had to pay their own costs and attorneys' fees.
