Lately playing dirty with Nintendo consoles is too easy, in fact, I find it difficult to see on the street a portable version of the Nintendo DS that does not include an R4 cartridge or similar, that is, loading video game ROMs so as not to pay a single penny for it, something illegal as well as immoral. However, this has been increased after the arrival of Pokémon Sun and Moon, and Nintendo has solved this in the most definitive way possible, permanently expelling users who use "pirated" versions of the game in question.
Users who have had the audacity to use Pokémon Sun and Moon online content have been banned from the system. Not happy with it, some users have even complained to Nintendo to know the reason and duration of the sanction, and Nintendo has answered accurately that the bans for using the pirated version of the video game will never be able to enter the online mode of the video game again, Never. It was the German Twitter user @MDelenk who contacted Nintendo to find out the extent of his sanction, and who has been quick to spread the word about the risks involved in using Pokémon Sun and Moon fraudulently.
These expulsions have occurred for using unauthorized versions of the game:
This decision comes as a result of a series of Nintendo 3DS users using unauthorized versions and connecting to the official game servers, in violation of our terms of service. These users using an unauthorized game code on the Nintendo 3DS system have been banned from the Nintendo online network immediately.
This ends the story, the expulsion is permanent, so if you plan to use the Pokémon online service using a pirate game, think twice.