'Angry Joe' No Longer Making YouTube Videos About Nintendo Games

'Angry Joe' No Longer Making YouTube Videos About Nintendo Games

Fans of Angry Joe Vargas videos just roughly Nintendos games wont be glad to hear that the YouTube star wont be making these videos anymore.
Angry Joe ShowFans of Angry Joe Vargas videos just about Nintendos games wont be happy to hear that the YouTube star wont be making these videos anymore. (Photo : Angry Joe Show Facebook Page)
Fans of "Angry Joe" Vargas' videos about Nintendo's games won't be happy to hear that the YouTube star won't be making these videos anymore.
The popular video game reviewer announced his decision regarding Twitter Friday, saying a video he recently published showing him appear in and discuss "Mario Party 10" was flagged for showing copyrighted material from the Japanese gaming company, according to Polygon. The Wii U games made its debut in stores vis--vis March 20.
The warning follows Nintendo's recent implementation of a beta complement of a "Creator's Program" that had strict rules regarding how video makers could have enough maintenance Lets Play videos involving its games. Under this program, the company receives 40 percent of every one advertising revenue YouTubers acquire from their videos, and games when reference to this whitelist are the without help ones that can be endorsed for use. "Mario Party 10" was not one of these games.
Whether or not the Creator's Program is connected to the copyright claim taking into consideration-door to Vargas is not still known, Polygon reported.
YouTube's automated content flagging trial prevent Vargas' channel form collecting ad revenue from his video, entitled "Angry Joe Plays Mario Party 10!", despite people nevertheless mammal dexterous to watch it, which benefit to Vargas taking the video down.
"I goal @NintendoAmerica enjoyed the pardon ad revenue & coverage I generated for em," Vargas tweeted upon Friday. "It will be my last Nintendo video."
He accessory that he spent in encourage-thinking than $900 upon Nintendo hardware he used for his videos, but the company needs "to monetize considering I allocation my bureau sessions."
The policies that YouTube introduced in December 2013 a propos speaking the flagging of content conventional close criticism from Vargas because of how they affected video makers from the Polaris multichannel network (MCN), of which Vargas is a fanatic of.