The summary is:
The video is about a YouTuber who watches and ranks various fake anti-piracy screens for Nintendo games. He explains what makes them creepy, creative, or realistic, and gives them a score from S to D. He also warns the viewers that these are not real and encourages them to check out the original videos. He ends with a catchy slogan: "Piracy is no party".
Here are some key facts extracted from the text:
1. The text is a transcript of a YouTube video by Nathaniel Bandy, where he reviews and ranks various fake anti-piracy screens for Nintendo games.
2. Anti-piracy screens are messages or effects that appear when a game detects that it is an illegal copy, and they are meant to discourage or punish piracy.
3. The video uses a tier list system, where S is the highest rank and D is the lowest, to rate the anti-piracy screens based on criteria such as creativity, realism, creepiness, and effort.
4. The video covers 15 different anti-piracy screens for games such as Mario Party DS, Super Mario Galaxy, Nintendogs, and Animal Crossing.
5. The video concludes that the anti-piracy screen for Nintendogs is the best one, because it looks real, has sad music, and kills the dog. The video also reminds the viewers that piracy is wrong and that these screens are fake.