If you're a YouTuber then you probably don't exactly feel the warm and fuzzies in regards to Nintendo. They don't have the best standing relationship, but a change to the Nintendo Creators Program might be making things worse.
The Nintendo Creators Program allows YouTubers to receive some of the advertising proceeds from videos containing Nintendo-copyrighted content. Before the program's introduction in 2015, any ad revenue for videos with copyrighted Nintendo content went directly to Nintendo. While a lot of people were hesitant to comply with the company's weird requirements, it was the only way to make money as a YouTuber who made content using Nintendo games.
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