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"Nintendo's claims seem directed specifically at the use of in-game footage, rather than directly referencing the hardware hacking itself."

So they took down his hacking of the device by claiming the in-game footage. So what about every other youtuber playing Nintendo games? This is why I almost never tell anyone about the devices I manage to hack. It'll get out and all the work I put into it is lost.

"Nintendo's claims seem directed specifically at the use of in-game footage, rather than directly referencing the hardware hacking itself." So they took down his hacking of the device by claiming the in-game footage. So what about every other youtuber playing Nintendo games? This is why I almost never tell anyone about the devices I manage to hack. It'll get out and all the work I put into it is lost.

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Everyone wants to be pewdiepie but the only reason why pewdiepie is tolerated is because he is basically an autonomous advertising machine.

The second he tried expressing his own opinions he gets shut down.

Everyone exists on a world of content owned by someone else and they think they have control over their own lives because they're allowed to operate so long as it assists profits. This is rudimentary stuff.