YouTuber "Angry Joe" Vargas is done creating content with Nintendo games do to a copyright claim over his recent Mario Party 10 video. His most recent video, "Angry Joe Plays Mario Party 10!," was posted over the weekend, but Vargas removed it after he received the claim. In the video below Vargas says that he's spent around $900 on his Wii U gaming setup, which includes the system, controllers, games, and more. But he laments that Nintendo, unlike other major gaming companies, "need to monetize when I share my play sessions." This video comes in the wake of Nintendo's introduction of a new YouTube policy called the Creators Program. Billed as a program that would allow YouTubers such as Angry Joe to share advertising revenue with Nintendo for videos containing Nintendo content, it has faced heavy criticism from popular streamers. One major restriction of Nintendo's new Creators Program is that YouTubers are only eligible to earn ad dollars for select games. As you might have guessed, Mario Party 10 is NOT on the approved list. Vargas isn't anti-Nintendo. In fact, he says he's had more fun playing his Wii U than his Xbox One or PlayStation 4 combined, and regularly recommends that people buy the console.
Showing posts with label Mario Party 10. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mario Party 10. Show all posts
Monday, April 6, 2015
Angry Joe Gets Angry About Nintendo’s Youtube Policy
YouTuber "Angry Joe" Vargas is done creating content with Nintendo games do to a copyright claim over his recent Mario Party 10 video. His most recent video, "Angry Joe Plays Mario Party 10!," was posted over the weekend, but Vargas removed it after he received the claim. In the video below Vargas says that he's spent around $900 on his Wii U gaming setup, which includes the system, controllers, games, and more. But he laments that Nintendo, unlike other major gaming companies, "need to monetize when I share my play sessions." This video comes in the wake of Nintendo's introduction of a new YouTube policy called the Creators Program. Billed as a program that would allow YouTubers such as Angry Joe to share advertising revenue with Nintendo for videos containing Nintendo content, it has faced heavy criticism from popular streamers. One major restriction of Nintendo's new Creators Program is that YouTubers are only eligible to earn ad dollars for select games. As you might have guessed, Mario Party 10 is NOT on the approved list. Vargas isn't anti-Nintendo. In fact, he says he's had more fun playing his Wii U than his Xbox One or PlayStation 4 combined, and regularly recommends that people buy the console. 
Thursday, March 12, 2015
Gold Mario Amiibo Release Date Hasn’t Changed
Some reports surfaced the other day suggesting that the gold Mario Amiibo, which is exclusive to Walmart, had been delayed from March to April. People who preordered the figure received a message from the retailer notifying them of the pushback. However, that was just a mistake. Walmart.com pre-order customers may have seen an incorrect availability date in their account, and we're in the process of correcting that order information to assure fans that there are no delays. The Gold Edition Mario Amiibo will be released on March 20 alongside new Wii U game Mario Party 10. It will be sold exclusively in the United States, and you'll be able to buy it for $13.
Thursday, February 26, 2015
Gold Mario Amiibo Will Be Sold Exclusively At Walmart
Nintendo has officially announced that it will release a Gold Edition of the Mario Amiibo in March. As suspected, the special-edition Amiibo will be available exclusively at Walmart. The Gold Edition Mario Amiibo will be released on March 20 alongside new Wii U game Mario Party 10. It will be sold exclusively in the US, and you'll be able to buy it for $13.
Wednesday, February 18, 2015
Gold Mario Amiibo Coming To WalMart
Looks like Nintendo will release a gold Mario Amiibo later this year alongside Mario Party 10, according to a leaked posted from Walmart. Mario Party 10 launches March 20. This isn't the first time we've heard about a special edition Mario Amiibo variant. In fact, gold and silver Mario Amiibo were spotted on Nintendo’s website. What do you think of a gold Amiibo? Would you buy it ? Does this gold Amiibo make you wanna channel your inner Gold member?
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