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JAMES Burt has agreed to pay Nintendo $1.5 million in damages plus $100,000 in court costs for uploading Super Mario Bros Wii to the internet. Burt’s other claism to fame is that he is “ the first Australian individual to be sued in the Federal ...

Nintendo Fine Super Mario Pirate $1.5M: The Blame Game - Anorak

SYDNEY (AFP) - An Australian man has agreed to pay Nintendo 1.3 million US dollars for illegally uploading a game to the Internet six days before its global release, the firm said Tuesday. Nintendo said it had settled the Federal Court action against ...

Gamer to pay Nintendo $1.3 mln for illegal upload of Super Mario Bros. - neowin.net

Nintendo's scored a victory over a pirate who posted their popular 'Super Mario Bros. Wii' online days before its release in Australia. Piracy doesn't always pay. Nintendo has settled a federal lawsuit with a 24-year-old Australian who got his hands ...

Nintendo scores piracy win: Australian owes $1.3M for leaking 'Super ... - New York Daily News

IT'S game over for one over-zealous player who was fined $1.5m for illegally copying and uploading a pre-release version of a popular game. James Burt, 24 from Brisbane, received an early copy of Nintendo's Super Mario Bros Wii and made it available ...

James Burt fined $1.5m for uploading pirate copy of Super Mario Bros ... - News.com.au

... will be forced to pay Nintendo $1.5 million after an out-of-court settlement was struck to compensate the company for a claimed loss of sales revenue. Burt uploaded a game file from the Nintendo Wii game New Super Mario Bros on to the internet ...

Nintendo pirate just a shy gamer: dad - Sydney Morning Herald

Yes, all that stuff contributed to the game’s ... But when Nintendo basically allowed you to play Super Mario World with three of your friends and gave the final product a ridiculous name, the game sold more copies in a fraction of the time.

New Super Mario Bros. Wii stomps on Mario Galaxy's sales - DESTRUCTOID

Nintendo reaches A$1.5 million ($1.3 million) out-of-court settlement with New Super Mario Bros. Wii pirate; case could affect release timing in Australia of future Nintendo titles. New Super Mario Bros. Wii was a massive hit for Nintendo last year ...

Nintendo stomps Aussie Mario pirate - Gamespot News

The country can wait up to a year after the North American release before getting a sniff of a new Wii or DS game. Frustrated ... insulting to have New Super Mario Bros. Wii ripped and uploaded in Australia when it was one of the few games to be ...

Nintendo blames piracy for late Aussie release dates - DESTRUCTOID

Nintendo said it had settled the Federal Court action against the man who hacked into New Super Mario Bros. for the Wii gaming ... major cost to us and the industry really," Nintendo Australia managing director Rose Lappin said. "Once it's on the ...

Gamer to pay Nintendo $1.3 Million for illegal upload - Silicon India

Nintendo and a Queensland, Australia man accused of pirating New Super Mario Bros. settled their dispute out of court late last month. Today, The Sydney Morning Herald reports that the alleged pirate has to pay Nintendo $1.5 million as part of the ...