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Nintendo is pretty draconian when it comes to using its intellectual property for personal projects. Last month, the gaming giant killed this beautiful fanmade remake of Metroid and now over 500 fan games will suffer the same fate as the Japanese company has issued a barrage of DMCA takedown notices. The takedown requests targeted numerous Nintendo-inspired homages like Pokémon Stellar, Zelda and the Youtubers and a bunch of fanmade Super Mario spinoffs. Most of the games were hosted on indie developer platform Game Jolt where avid enthusiasts can share their projects for free. Nintendo’s legal team has since released the following statement with regards to the takedown requests: These…

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