Reverse piracy

Reverse piracy is a term critics use for unfavorable acts of a copyright
holder, with which, according to these critics, the copyright holder brings
piracy onto itself.

Reverse piracy has been practiced mainly by Japanese console developers,
which are Nintendo and Sony Computer Entertainment, Inc.; and by Japanese
game publishers.

It includes regional lockout, poor regional decisions, abusing customers,
and denying credit for the work. Nintendo is the originator of regional
lockout. Anticircumvention rules of the DMCA have been considered by many to
be acts of reverse piracy.

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