The message is clear: Nintendo does not want its video games’ soundtrack music on YouTube. DeoxysPrime, a popular video game and anime fan that frequently uploads popular video game soundtrack ...

DeoxysPrime’s YouTube channel homepage. The owner of a Canadian YouTube channel focused on video game soundtracks has reported that he received more than 500 copyright strikes from Nintendo of ...

Nintendo does not upload its soundtracks to Spotify, YouTube, or other popular music services. Occasionally it will produce physical soundtracks, but those are rare and are often exclusive to Japan.

Nintendo is moving more aggressively against YouTubers than ever, and maybe so are trolls — here’s the story of YouTube star Domtendo and Tatsumi Masaaki.

This is despite Nintendo also stating that “Managed Channels or Premium Partners of YouTube” — a.k.a. the platform’s biggest streamers — “are not eligible and should not register for ...

Early in December 2022, Nintendo had a journalistic documentary about a failed 2004 pitch for a Zelda Tactics game nuked from YouTube. Last week, however, Google’s video sharing platform ...

The Nintendo Switch has been a little short on entertainment apps since its March 2017 launch. While the only streaming giant to crack Nintendo's latest console so far has been Hulu, Google is ...

Nintendo is coming after makers of Let’s Play videos, only the company isn’t taking down their clips. It’s only taking their money. For the unfamiliar, Let’s Plays—also known as LPs ...

As YouTube, which declined to comment for this story, becomes a more prominent source of gaming news, reviews, and opinions, it risks losing the independent, unfettered voices that helped make ...

Nintendo's lawyers are at it again. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Last week was a thrilling one for the Zelda: Breath of ...

The most reliable place to watch the Nintendo Switch 2 Direct is the official Nintendo YouTube channel. It will also be streaming via Twitch. I'd recommend bookmarking the page for easy access.

Nintendo has just launched a beta for what it’s calling its “Creators Program,” an affiliate program for sharing advertising money with YouTube content creators.