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Yellow posted...

They cracked down on Mario romhacks before Mario Maker and emulators before virtual console, and another example I can't remember. Other times they crack down because something goes viral, like an ambitious mod. There's generally something that triggers their lawsuits.

Those are specific crackdowns, though, not just a broad strokes crackdown of "stop pirating the thing we're still actively selling." Those just reflect that Nintendo's actively selling the Switch and its games and would prefer to limit people's ability to play them without paying for them.