You can sign up individual videos instead of complete channels if you want to continue to include non-Nintendo content...this doesn't stop you from doing that in any way.

Nintendo is very strong and proud company and they have the most loyal fans out there, that is a fact.
But these kind of decision are just the kind that makes you wonder what the hell they were thinking.
I know it won't hurt them much, not now, and probably not for some time but if they continue with this direction they will start loosing us.
This is a proof that nintendo sometimes can't see what is trending and what is hot in the gaming community and that is sad really.

Their policies are wrong, I know it, all the world knows it. But there´s no need to be a troll between lines as he is being. He is feeding haters. And his channel is full of them, so makes sense.

Also I want to remember that Nintendo can be all the bitch that they want on youtube because it doesn´t affect me, the consumer. My games are great with or without people earning money of them doing... well, nothing. But all this youtubers have a power that they don´t deserve, they can make the problem of a very tiny minority (youtubers) look as a big and terrible problem for the consumer. But it is not. Is THEIR problem. It doesn´t change anything for the consumer. Anything.

What is the point in that if his subs can't see it on his channel?

...what does that even mean?

Oh no, now he can't make all of the Nintendo videos his channel is famous for. Oh wait...

Nintendo's policies are idiotic, but I take videos like these way more seriously when they come from channels who are known for producing Nintendo-related content and by people that will actually be affected by them.

This, I've watched Joe for years now and he's never covered Nintendo for all the years he's gamed, only recently had he tried to because he thought he could make money, then he saw their policy and for some stupid reason felt that he saw wrong in what Nintendo has going and wants to get into Nintendo gaming to challenge it, it makes no sense because he's not into Nintendo games, hasn't covered any way before the policy and his Wii U is a donated one, he didn't even go out and buy it himself which just makes it worse.

Hell a good chunk of his paycheck went towards a way overspecced PC build with an expensive alienware case in which he haggled for 20% off because jew money.

I like his angry reviews, his rants not so much but at the end of the day he only does this so he can generate more money and ranting towards a self made hot topic will generate him more and he knows this, I just think Joe is a bit of a tightwad when it comes to youtube money, he could just do what others do and work a job and still play games while making a little extra on youtube, but for him it's all or nothing and thanks to people like him others expect to be able to make tons of money from the games and when they can't they get into a massive hissy fit.

I'm surprised you don't know.. I can't elabarate to make it easier for you.

Okay, lets try this again:

What do you mean when you say "it" in you other post? What wouldn't the subs be able to see?

oh come off it, Nintendo is in the legal right. if you're going to use Nintendo's intellectual property to make yourself money then legally you do owe them something from it or at least need their permission

most of these large Youtube reviewers who are upset are big money makers from the site. I GET Nintendo's perspective. not saying I agree with it, but sueing them would just be a waste of your money as you would lose and end up paying for both YOUR legal fees and theirs. its intellectual property and unfortunately when you buy a game you're buying the right to play it, not to broadcast it online and receive revenue for showing others the game

I think its somewhat annoying, Nintendo's stance on this, and I think freely letting people promote and talk about and show their games online would HELP rather than hinder. but in the end it is up to Nintendo. 

I'm on their side since it is their right. I would prefer if it wasn't the case but I think its absurd to act as if anyone should be able to take any content from a video game and do whatever they want with it, especially for profit. Nintendo spends who knows how much making sure all of their games and contect are copyrighted and protected in the first place so we can't be too surprised in how they're acting. they have FAR more IPS than other brand in gaming and are an old fashioned company (which isn't such a terrible thing)