FBI Takes Down Major Piracy Sites for Nintendo Switch and PS4 Games
July 14, 2025 - 22:39
In a significant crackdown on online piracy, the FBI's Atlanta field office recently announced the seizure of several prominent piracy websites dedicated to Nintendo Switch and PlayStation 4 games. The affected sites include nsw2u.com, nswdl.com, game-2u.com, bigngame.com, ps4pkg.com, ps4pkg.net, and mgnetu.com. Following the seizure, FBI banners were prominently displayed on each of these websites, signaling their shutdown.
This operation highlights the ongoing efforts by law enforcement agencies to combat digital piracy, which poses a substantial threat to the gaming industry. By targeting these websites, the FBI aims to protect intellectual property rights and support game developers who rely on legitimate sales for their livelihoods. The action reflects a broader trend of increasing vigilance against online piracy, as authorities recognize the impact of such activities on both the economy and consumer trust in the gaming market. The gaming community is encouraged to support official channels for game distribution to ensure a fair and sustainable industry.
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