The debate over whether or not loot boxes are a form of gambling might still not be decided, but it’s certainly starting to affect bottom lines. Nintendo, a company not often though of when it comes to microtransactions and aggressive monetization, has announced they will be ending support for Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp and Fire Emblem Heroes in Belgium.

The two games offer Leaf tickets and Orbs respectively, which can be cashed in for loot box type rewards. This runs contrary to a Belgian law, passed in 2018, which prohibits any type of loot box mechanic, with a possible penalty of €800,000 ($893,000) and five years in prison.

Nintendo also revealed in the announcement that they would not launch similar monetization strategies in Belgium, but didn’t make any promises to hold back in the rest of the world.

The debate over the real nature of loot boxes has raged for some time now, with video game companies’ eager to say they aren’t and protect their income source. Notably, Ireland has sided with the companies, saying that the rewards of a loot box were not financial, and fell under law as a normal product..