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Gary Bowser agreed to pay $10 million to Nintendo over hacking lawsuit

Canadian Nintendo modder Gary Bowser, the person responsible for selling hacking tools for Nintendo devices, agrees to pay $10 million to the company.

by Kerem Gülen
10 December 2021
in Corporate, Business
Reading Time: 1 min read
Gary Bowser agreed to pay $10 million to Nintendo over hacking lawsuit
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The leader of Team Xecuter hacking group, Canadian Nintendo modder Gary Bowser, has agreed to pay Nintendo $10 million in order to settle a recent lawsuit over piracy practices, according to a EuroGamer report.

Nintendo hacker Bowser will pay $10 million to the company

Bowser and his accomplices were arrested in October 2020 and charged with 11 different felonies. In the lawsuit, the company accuses Bowser of infringing on its copyright by creating and selling the console hacks.

Team Xecuter produces the SX Pro which is a USB device that allows users to bypass Nintendo Switch security tools and play pirated games.

Gary Bowser agreed to pay $10 million to Nintendo over hacking lawsuit
SX Pro is a USB device that allows users to bypass Nintendo Switch security tools.

According to the lawsuit, Gary Bowser is the person responsible for selling hacking tools for Nintendo devices last 8 years. In 2013, he created a device to break into the Nintendo 3DS console.

See also:
SX Pro vs SX OS vs SX Lite vs SX Core, what are the differences and which one to buy?

Nintendo is very strict on copyright and often files lawsuits against websites that provide illegal downloads of its products.

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