Reports indicate Google search results, Reddit posts with direct links to download and file-hosting services have also been targeted. The video that came to light this week as part of a report by VGC is no longer available due to a copyright claim by a third-party, presumably Wildwood. It looks like Nintendo's lawyers are also targeting videos of the PC port on YouTube. "The reported file contains an unauthorized derivative work based on Nintendo's copyrighted work." "The copyrighted work is Nintendo's Super Mario 64 video game, including the audio-visual work, software, and fictional character depictions covered by U.S. This week TorrentFreak reported on how the Super Mario 64 PC port executable had disappeared from some file-hosting sites, pointing to a Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) takedown from US-based law firm Wildwood Law Group LLC, a company said to be working on behalf of Nintendo, of a Google Drive link that had done the rounds. As expected, Nintendo is taking action to try to scrub the eye-catching unofficial Super Mario 64 PC port from the internet.
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