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FBI Shuts Down Sites Distributing Pirated Nintendo and PlayStation Games

The FBI has taken down seven websites, including nsw2u.com and nswdl.com, known for distributing pirated video games, particularly Nintendo Switch titles. On Thursday, the agency announced the seizure as users noticed the affected sites displaying the federal seizure banner. The FBI described these sites as “online criminal marketplaces” supplying unauthorized copies of popular video games. Other seized domains include game-2u.com, bigngame.com,…
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Last March, Nintendo folded the DStorage host, who had the 1-fichier platform, which stored (among other things) pirated games for the Japanese giant's consoles. A few months earlier, Nintendo had wiped out Yuzu's emulator.

According to Statista, 3 percent of men consume at least one pirate product. In a video a Dr. Simi was shown in his pirate edition that, beyond causing joy, gave fear. It is estimated a market of 464 billion dollars in the imitation industry. In a video circulating on social networks, it was shown the moment when a Dr. Simi caught attention because of its peculiar form, since it was an edition never seen, which caused a wave of terror signs for …

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unsafe.sh broke the news in on Tuesday, July 15, 2025.
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