Nintendo has filed a lawsuit against a streamer called EveryGameGuru, accused of streaming gameplays of pirated games before they were even released and of providing viewers access to piracy tools and illegal copies of the games.EveryGameGuru allegedly streamed Mario & Luigi: Brothership across five days, weeks before its official release on November 7. After Nintendo had the videos taken down from various platforms, including YouTube, they continued live streaming on Loco and even included a QR code for their CashApp handle.Nintendo said EveryGameGuru sent the company an email, saying it has a thousand burner channels and can do this all day.Dont anger the house of Mario! The company is asking for $150,000 in damages per violation of its copyright. 404media did the math: That could add up to millions, seeing as the suit cites at least 10 games, streamed on at least 50 occasions. Mat SmithThe biggest tech stories you missedEngadget review recap: Two new Macs, the PS5 Pro and moreSony has sold 65 million PS5sAndor season two will hit Disney+ in AprilGet this delivered daily direct to your inbox. Subscribe right here!HTC Vive Focus Vision reviewAn average-performing premium VR headset.EngadgetSure, its not for most of us. The Vive Focus Vision isnt for the same people as the PSVR2 or Meta Quest 3. This is meant to be high-end VR for businesses and creators: a cross between the Focus 3 and last years goggle-like XR Elite. The build quality is excellent, but its running on aging hardware. Worse, its riddled with software issues and is rather expensive compared to the Meta Quest 3.Continue reading.The voice of AOLs Youve got mail! dies aged 74He recorded four phrases for $200 in 1989.If youre aged 30 and up, you know the voice of Elwood Edwards, realize it or not. He recorded the phrase, Youve got mail! and three other lines for Quantum Computer Services in 1989. That company became America Online (AOL), Meg Ryan made the movie with Tom Hanks and everything else. (AOL is currently owned by Yahoo, Engadgets parent company.)Continue reading.Latest God of War Ragnarok patch tells the son to be quietIt reduces all the hints from Kratos offspring.SonyThe latest patch for the PS5 version of God of War Ragnarok adds the option first seen in the PC port to tone down the boys excessive and unsolicited hints when Kratos is contemplating the games many puzzles. Enough, Atreus! (The patch also includes PS5 Pro upgrades, for smooth 60 fps and better visuals. But thats not as funny.)Continue reading.This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/general/the-morning-after-nintendo-sues-pirated-software-streamer-for-millions-121630229.html?src=rss