According to the latest update from the developers of Garry's Mod, they were forced to remove all Nintendo-related content from Steam Workshop. This is a request sent from Nintendo itself before they resort to legal tools.

In a post on Steam, developer Facepunch Studios confirmed that the removal of Nintendo content in Garry's Mod is underway. However, this work takes a lot of time because Garry's Mod has existed for nearly 20 years, it contains too much Nintendo-related content (uploaded by players).

It is known that Garry's Mod is a fantasy sandbox computer game created by Garry Newman (later Facepunch Studios) and developed by Valve Corporation. First released in 2004, Garry's Mod allows players to create and modify content, maps, and characters from other games using Valve's Source engine.

Garry's Mod has no specific gameplay goals or predetermined storyline. Instead, it provides a sandbox environment for players to freely create and experience their own content.

One of the special features of Garry's Mod is the ability to mod and use the Steam Workshop to share and download mods, maps, and other materials created by the community.

Searching for “Mario” in the Steam Workshop for Garry's Mod at this time brings up over 5,500 results. This list with “Luigi” is 1,200, “Zelda” has 800, “Kirby” has 739 or “Waluigi” has 286. These are all very popular content by the Garry's Mod community.

However, with Nintendo's strong hand, both Facepunch Studios and Valve will have to give way.

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