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Fewer sales of Nintendo's hardware and software systems means fewer resources that Nintendo, its licensees, developers and publishers have to create and market new video game products which is ultimately to the detriment of video game enthusiasts. Piracy is a significant threat to Nintendo's business, as well as over 1,400 game development companies working to provide unique and innovative games for the Nintendo platform. Nintendo has been working to combat piracy for approximately 20 years. Nintendo will pursue those who attempt to jeopardise our industry by using all means available to it under the law. Nintendo guards its intellectual property rights in order to protect the interests of its valued consumers, its own interests, as well as the interests of game development companies. This led to the seizure of property from those premises in order to gain further evidence against the individual. On 23 November, 2009, Nintendo obtained a Federal Court search order in respect of the individual's residential premises. Upon the game being uploaded to the Internet, Nintendo was able to employ the use of sophisticated technological forensics to identify the individual responsible for illegally copying the file and making it available for further distribution. The legal proceeding resulted in a settlement in which the individual will pay to Nintendo the sum of $1.5 Million dollars by way of damages to compensate Nintendo for the loss of sales revenue caused by the individual's actions.
Under Australian law, copying and distributing games without the permission of the copyright holder is a breach of the Copyright Act. This legal proceeding was commenced to protect the creative rights and innovation of game developers, and to combat the growing international problem of Internet piracy. The game file was first made available for illegal download worldwide on 6 November, 2009, a week prior to its official release in Australia. Nintendo confirms the settlement of a Federal Court action against an individual in Australia for illegally copying and uploading to the Internet the first game file of Nintendo's highly-anticipated video game, New Super Mario Bros. Especially from Nintendo or any other company rich enough to visit your house under a court order. Using this information, Nintendo obtained a court order on November 23 to search Burt's "residential premises", leading to the seizure of "property from those premises in order to gain further evidence against the individual."ĭespite the monetary overkill the guy has to pay, moral of the story - don't steal. Loaded onto the net on November 6, one week before the game was released, Burt was the first one to pirate the game, thus allowing Nintendo to use its "sophisticated technological forensics to identify the individual responsible for illegally copying the file and making it available for further distribution". The judgment handed down in the case comes to Burt owing the company $1.5 million AUD ($1.3 million US) for loss of revenue from a game that has so far sold over 10 million units. Nintendo of Australia has announced that its won a lawsuit filed against James Burt for pirating New Super Mario Bros.