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That assumes the country gives a shit. Many countries simply do not care about what Intellectual Property you "own" or created in some other country.
But then those sorts of countries usually have law enforcement that likes taking large amounts of "financial incentives" to do whatever a company like Nintendo wants them to do.
I'm not sure that Nintendo has any pull in any Middle Eastern country or China.
But all of this is moot as the lawsuit is in the US... And Nintendo would just tell the streaming services to ban them over and over again.