Nintendo will be ending its Nintendo Creators Program (NCP) next month, so it can "make it easier for content creators to make and monetize videos that contain Nintendo game content."
Announced on Twitter, Nintendo will no longer require content creators to submit their videos to the NCP and will be able to monetize any video, as long as they follow Nintendo's guidelines.
To make a long story short, as long as those who are creating videos or livestreaming with Nintendo Game Content include "creative input and commentary" and are not just re-posting gameplay, trailers, tournaments, etc., they will be able to monetize their work.
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Announced on Twitter, Nintendo will no longer require content creators to submit their videos to the NCP and will be able to monetize any video, as long as they follow Nintendo's guidelines.
To make a long story short, as long as those who are creating videos or livestreaming with Nintendo Game Content include "creative input and commentary" and are not just re-posting gameplay, trailers, tournaments, etc., they will be able to monetize their work.
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