It's unclear if Nintendo will reverse its decision after PointCrow presumably appeals for it. One of the few companies that are very stingy about fan-created projects and mods is Nintendo. It's not unusual for companies to use such images to promote their games and to touch base with their community. Most companies rarely bother penalizing content creators for creating and sharing content based on their projects online. PointCrow shared what happened on Twitter where he posted screenshots of how Nintendo has taken down mod-related videos on his YouTube channel due to copyright claims.įollow Xfire on Google and be the first to get our latest content! Hopefully Nintendo releases these claims, as I significantly transform their work and my videos are under fair use. As of now, they are still visible for you to watch - however, they are not monetized.
Now that fans have had a chance to experiment with the Breath of the Wild multiplayer mod, Nintendo has DMCA'd all the videos featuring it. Unfortunately, what should've been a joyous moment turned sour rather quickly.
Breath of the Wild is one of the most influential games of its generation and is a frequent target of modders looking to get more out of it. Around two years later (give or take), the unlikely has finally happened as PointCrow released the multiplayer mod by AlexMangue and Sweet for the rest of the world to enjoy. Two years ago, YouTuber PointCrow put up $10,000 of his own money as a reward for anyone that can create a multiplayer mod for The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild.
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