The litigious streak of Nintendo is continuing unabated, as a popular YouTube channel that featured music from different Nintendo games has been hit with numerous copyright strikes.

GilvaSunner is the name of a YouTube channel that features music from across the entire history of Nintendo. The music on the channel includes the soundtracks from games such as NES Remix, Super Mario 3D Land, and from the Super Smash Bros. series.

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The owner of the GilvaSunner YouTube channel has reported on Twitter that one hundred and fifteen videos have been blocked due to copyright claims from Nintendo. A large portion of the videos on the GilvaSunner YouTube channel has now been blocked.

GilvaSunner has received an outpouring of support from fans online, which was followed by another statement from GilvaSunner directed to the Nintendo and Nintendo of America Twitter accounts, where they are asked to upload the soundtracks from their games to services like Spotify, as companies like Capcom, Namco, and Square Enix have already done so.

There are a lot of performers who have embraced YouTube as a platform and use it to promote their music. Nintendo has typically been behind the curve when it comes to using third-party platforms to promote their games, especially with regards to YouTube. There was a time when Let's Play videos and reviews of Nintendo games were all but impossible due to content strikes, which was a huge bonehead move when their competition was using the same platform to sell their games to millions of people around the world. Yet, these are now allowable as per changes made to Nintendo's guidelines in 2018.

Nintendo has released physical soundtracks for many of their games, but it's difficult to find them all in one place in digital form. There are a lot of companies who are fine with putting the soundtracks of their games in one place for the fans to enjoy and purchase for their own use, but old man Nintendo is still having trouble grasping the benefits of using these platforms and allowing fans to experience the incredible music from their games in a legal way.

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