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Nintendo is Trying to Stop You From Filing Lawsuits Against Them With New EULA Amendment
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this post was submitted on 09 May 2025
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Just so ya'll know, EULAs are routinely thrown out of court.
They straight up don't matter, and anything that is extremely long and asks you to 'agree' to it is subject to the same scrutiny.
All of the times we clicked agree without reading actually helped us, because now courts can say "nobody reads that stuff before hitting accept."
US will say, “give us money Nintendo. We got your back.”
The EU has said that EULAs have zero basics in law and we can ignore them.
They're basically there to reduce lawsuits, not prevent them.