Zelda streamer banned for leaked footage, massive guide to launch after game, and more news.

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A Twitch streamer, Alanah Pearce, was temporarily banned mid-stream for reacting to a Tears of the Kingdom preview video by SkillUp, which was part of a Nintendo-approved preview event in Australia. Nintendo issued a DMCA takedown, leading to Pearce's suspension, but she was able to contest it as a false DMCA and had her account unbanned. This incident is one of many instances of DMCA takedowns being issued by Nintendo as the release date for Tears of the Kingdom nears, and the company tries to prevent players from accessing tools that may allow them to play pirated versions.
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