Nintendo is facing a legal challenge from a Brazilian consumer watchdog, which claims that clauses in its end-user license agreement pertaining to restricting user access to online services are "abusive."
As spotted by Dexerto, Procon-SP has contacted Nintendo to request changes to clauses "considered abusive" in the contracts signed by Brazilian consumers. As it emerged last month, Nintendo's updated user agreement, which users are required to agree to in order to use the console, allows Nintendo to disable your online account, restrict access to certain services, or even brick your console if you fall foul of its stringent copyright rules.
