Nintendo Files Court Documents To Target 200,000-Member Subreddit SwitchPirates Also including Google, Discord and Github, the Switch manufacturer has filed a range of subpoenas ...

This move aims to follow the shutdown of Modded Hardware, one site that Archbox was allegedly associated with, by identifying anyone else involved. In order to be able to do this, Nintendo is ...

Exactly how Nintendo got from this basic information to tracking down Williams isn't 100% known. By Feburary 2024, Nintendo had apparently connected Archbox to two accounts belonging to James ...

Nintendo’s lawyers even quote from an old comment Archbox left on Reddit where he proclaims, “Most of us who hacked our switch are, like you said, pirates and aren’t going to give Nintendo ...

An alleged Switch pirate may regret crossing Nintendo after the game publisher worked overtime to track him down.

James "Archbox" Williams, the main moderator behind r/SwitchPirates, a subreddit with nearly 200,000 members, faces paying potentially millions of dollars in fines after being named by Nintendo in ...

Nintendo tracked down an alleged Switch pirate using a combination of Reddit posts and repair orders, a new lawsuit has revealed.

Nintendo has announced new hardware, but it's not Switch 2 - so what's the point of Alarmo? Watch on YouTube By analysing Williams' past posts online - including one from reddit user "archbox" in ...

Nintendo Connects Archbox To Their Real Name And Location Thanks To Reddit The law firm Nintendo hired found that Archbox was someone living in Phoenix, Arizona and attended Midwester University.

Following Nintendo's recent investigation into the Switch "pirate" James 'Archbox' Williams, the video game giant is now reportedly seeking "new targets". As highlighted by Stephen Totilo of Game ...

Nintendo Takes Legal Action Against Piracy on Reddit and Discord According to a new legal document (thanks Nintendo Everything), Nintendo has discovered that others in James “Archbox” Williams ...

Nintendo tracked down an alleged Switch pirate using a combination of Reddit posts and repair orders, a new lawsuit has revealed. As reported by Game File, Nintendo sued James “Archbox ...