Nintendo's Crackdown on Zelda YouTubers and Modders Intensifies

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Nintendo has issued dozens of copyright claims against popular Zelda YouTuber Eric "PointCrow" Morino, including ones against older videos that had nothing to do with Breath of the Wild. Morino has pleaded with Nintendo to remove the strikes and claims or at least start a dialogue. Another Zelda YouTuber, Croton, also had their streams and videos removed. Morino accuses Nintendo of flouting its content creator guidelines to target him and defends his modded Breath of the Wild runs. He is now weary of making content for the game at all, lest the arbitrary copyright claims continue.
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