Last Topic: 8:58:20am, 12/08/2021
Last Post: 4:22:25pm, 04/10/2023
Nintendo has been like this forever.
They'd rather have an iron grip on their IPs and have absolute control over exactly what is said about them rather then get lots of free marketing. It's a very Japanese approach, that being said Disney has a similar attitude.
In most cases, the DMCA isn't legitimate, the company just wants to harass the content creator into stopping by removing monetization, or screwing them over in the algorithm, they don't want to actually respond to a counter claim and take it to court.
But if a company keeps doing this it discourages the videos from being made altogether, which is the goal.
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Mwahahahaha.