It was finally released last week Emio – The Smiling Man: Famicom Detective Cluba game that brings back a somewhat forgotten franchise for the new generations, this with a story that has fascinated those who have already managed to try it in recent days. However, there are those who cannot help but share the narrative on their social media channels. Youtubeand since it is a title focused purely on the narrative, Nintendo is taking steps to ensure that fans do not spoil the experience.
According to an anonymous report, the company has started blocking videos on the platform. Google which showcase the final chapter and post-game content. Apparently any other footage from previous chapters can remain on the platform without issue, but endgame content is being actively removed.
This action coincides with the recent update to its content guidelines for creators, which was announced just a day before the removal claims began to emerge. Among the most significant changes in these guidelines are the prohibition of content that may “detriment the gameplay experience in multiplayer modes” and the reservation of the right to Nintendo to prohibit the use of its gaming material if violations are detected.
The application of these new guidelines suggests that the company may be tightening its rules on how content from its games is shared, especially for recent titles. With that in mind, content creators should be cautious when posting videos related to the ending of this title to avoid potential penalties. This also goes for future video games coming in the following weeks such as The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom and Mario & Luigi: Brothership.
Remember that Emio – The Smiling Man: Famicom Detective Club is available in Switch.
Via: Gonintendo
Author’s note: I wasn’t really interested in the game, but I’ve heard wonderful things about the story, so I’ll be buying it in the next few days. I don’t know if I’ll have the time to try it though.
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