Nintendo's Legal Victories Against Game Piracy Sites Continue
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Nintendo has won another legal victory against video game piracy as the Paris Court of Appeals has ordered ROM siteholder Dstorage to pay €442,750 to Nintendo and an additional €25,000 to cover legal fees. Dstorage was found liable for not complying with Nintendo's demand to take down unauthorized Nintendo games held on its site, 1fichier.com. Nintendo has a no-nonsense approach to piracy and has previously won lawsuits against RomUniverse and hacker Gary Bowser.
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