Garry's Mod is removing 20 years' worth of Nintendo-related items from its Steam Workshop following takedown request: 'It's Nintendo. Need more be said?'

Following a takedown request issued by Nintendo, the famed physics sandbox Garry's Mod is removing"all Nintendo related stuff" from its Steam Workshop.

The"not a mistake" line may have been prompted in part by earlier DMCA claims against Nintendo-related mods that some Garry's Mod players claimed wereNintendo is notoriously protective of its property, and it's not shy about getting heavy with people it thinks are getting out of line. Earlier this year, for instance, it sued the makers of the Nintendo Switch emulator Yuzu, forcing a near-immediate; more famously, it saddled programmer and hacker Gary Bowser with a $14.

"I think Valve didn't want to be tied up in a project involving Nintendo IP," Lambert told PC Gamer at the time."I don't blame them."Sign up to get the best content of the week, and great gaming deals, as picked by the editors.Receive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors

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