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Nintendo's Switch takedowns lead GameLinked's gaming bulletin

Riley Murdock covers removed code, GTA 6's console frame-rate target and an indie game's AI controversy in an unusually busy episode for the channel.

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GameLinked Story of November 14, 2026Trari Newsroom

Why this story? The video opened at a pace of 230,314 views a day, 29 times a normal first day on this channel (8,067).

Nintendo’s at it again

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0:00Murdock reports Nintendo copyright notices targeting Switch-related GitHub repositories, including Yuzu forks and Picofly firmware.
2:03GTA 6 is targeting 30 frames per second across consoles, including PS5 Pro, according to the report.
3:43House House's use of AI for Big Walk bug fixes prompts rejection from Independent Games Festival judges.
6:34An off-screen pronunciation dispute precedes the Ocarina of Time remake's sales update.
8:27Valve is adding average frame-rate information to Steam Deck store pages, Murdock reports.

Riley Murdock opens with Nintendo trying to get Switch-related code taken down, rather than another glimpse of games running where their makers never intended. GameLinked's "Nintendo's at it again" reports on copyright notices targeting hundreds of GitHub repositories, including Yuzu emulator forks and Picofly modchip firmware.

The bulletin drew an estimated 230,000 views in its first day, nearly 29 times GameLinked's usual start. Daily views across the channel also rose sharply, though the episode's unusually fast start is the more striking change.

Nintendo and emulation have been recurring subjects in GameLinked's recent roundups. This installment shifts the emphasis from what enthusiasts can run to the code Nintendo wants removed.

But the opening story isn't the only subject occupying the comments. Murdock also reports that Independent Games Festival judges rejected House House's Big Walk over its use of AI to fix bugs. Several viewers draw a distinction between debugging tools and AI-generated creative work; others wonder whether exclusions will discourage developers from disclosing their use of those tools.

Elsewhere, Murdock reports that GTA 6 is targeting 30 frames per second on consoles, including PS5 Pro. The episode includes a paid dbrand sponsor sketch before returning to its shorter news items.

Those quick updates bring a change of mood: before Murdock can get through the Ocarina of Time remake's sales news, off-screen colleagues interrupt to correct his pronunciation. One viewer aptly compares the exchange to a comments section coming to life.

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The gaggle of nerds explaining the pronunciation of "ocarina" feels like the YouTube comments section in video form. 😂
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AI being used for the boring and repetitive tasks is what it should be used for. And the creative artist side for humans.
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