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Nintendo Should Stop Removing Fan Games From The Internet

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Nintendo should stop removing fan games from the internet. Not only do fan projects promote game franchises, but also they incorporate many new features and reimagine important aspects. Nintendo has always removed fan games from the internet even though they are prone to accomplishing more than official Nintendo games. Over the years, fan projects such as Another Metroid 2 Remake and Pokémon Uranium have caused little to no harm to Nintendo financially.
Firstly, fan projects bring thousands of new fans to the game franchise. One of the biggest reasons for this is the fact that fan projects are free to play. If the developer(s) behind a fan project charged people to play their recreation, then it would be illegal. This is due to fan projects using assets from officially copyrighted games. Consequently, many people are introduced to a game franchise by playing an excellent fan project. If people come along looking for a free game to play, then play one spectacular fan project, they may be impressed by what the game has to offer. That impression might cause the people to buy and enjoy official games from the franchise. …show more content…

Nintendo has not hired any developers from fan projects, even from its own franchises. Instead, third-party companies hire the developer(s). The games produced by these teams usually end up being extremely well received. For example, Nintendo should have hired Dr. M64, AM2R's developer, because he could have made the next best original Metroid game. Sadly for Nintendo, it failed to understand that it was missing out on hiring exceptional staff. Nevertheless, Dr. M64 had learned many different coding languages while working on his fan project, AM2R. Because of this, he became a skilled software developer and Moon Studios acknowledged his skill. Unsurprisingly, it hired him, to design levels for its upcoming game: Ori and the Will of the

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