It really is a disappointing turn of events.
While these game guides were always going to have IP issues with Nintendo being notoriously strict about protecting their assets, each book is a lavish work of art, created after painstaking hours of work. Summers’ talent and passion is clear in every page and frankly, his game guides look far better than anything else on the market.
Here’s to hoping Summers is still able to produce these guides in some capacity, whether that be through official channels or an entire rework of the project.
These Hand-Drawn Game Guides deserve their time in the sun, and a place on all our shelves, regardless of Nintendo’s efforts to nuke the project.
This story originally appeared on Kotaku Australia.
Correction 9/6 2:45 p.m.: A previous version of this story jumped to conclusions regarding the parties involved in the shutdown. We’ve updated the post to include Summers’ most recent updates on the debacle.
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It has almost a meme at this point, so predictable and tragic has the process become. A fan makes something cool, everyone gets excited, then in comes Nintendo to shut the whole thing down.
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I mean, stop trying to pull one over on Nintendo. Every week this site posts something where it’s like “Nintendo shuts down [X]” like, Protip: If you are working on something based off Nintendo property and you are not working for Nintendo, stop.
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