Nintendo reportedly forced GameStop to fire employee responsible for leak

But, then again, if Mike really had a favorite gaming company in Nintendo, he should've known better. After all, this is the same company that DMCA'd the Breath of the Wild multiplayer mod as recently as last week.

Still, maybe this has less to do with Mike and more with GameStop? The controversial large-scale retailer has a long history of sketchy hiring practices with terrible pay, which isn't what you want to hear about a store that free access to confidential video game information. It's not like this is the first time that GameStop has leaked games and suffered security breaches. We don't think we have ever heard of someone getting fired or paying a fine for such transgressions before.

As for Nintendo, the company isn't losing sleep about making someone lose a livelihood at all. The gaming giant is going to be sleeping all the way to the bank soundly after The Super Mario Bros. Movie made a boatload of money at the global box office in its opening weekend. Not to mention, based on the final trailer for Tears of the Kingdom, Nintendo has another potential GOTY winner on their hands.