Big Nintendo is watching you.
. By"Nintendo-approved", I mean the footage was legitimately recorded by Skill Up during a Nintendo-hosted event, which Nintendo organised in order to promote this Nintendo-developed game.
Pearce was"reacting" to Skill Up's video when her stream was abruptly halted. As the streamer points out in her ensuingabout the situation, it's likely that Nintendo issued the DMCA before noticing that it was a stream of a video of approved footage. has returned, the situation emphasises how dogged Nintendo is on smiting TOTK leaks.
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