Nintendo Argues No Legal Duty to Pass Tariff Refunds to Consumers
Nintendo has asked a court to dismiss a class action lawsuit demanding it pass on US tariff refunds to customers, arguing buyers received what they bargained for.
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Nintendo has asked a court to dismiss a class action lawsuit demanding it pass on US tariff refunds to customers, arguing buyers received what they bargained for.
Nintendo has asked a judge to dismiss a class action lawsuit regarding tariff refunds, arguing the company has no legal duty to pass savings on to consumers.
A survey of over 30 indie game developers reveals that most are avoiding generative AI, citing concerns over creative integrity, legal risks, and job security.
An Xbox user in Brazil successfully sued Microsoft to recover a hacked account and digital game library, receiving a court-ordered settlement of R$ 2,000.
Sony is facing multiple antitrust lawsuits following its decision to cease physical disc manufacturing for PlayStation consoles by 2028.
Palworld reaches version 1.0 today after years of early access and legal battles. Find out exactly when it launches in your region and what to expect.
Sony continues to ignore user outrage regarding the end of physical disc production, even as legal action and community protests mount.
Epic Games has reached a settlement with former contractor Hayden Cohen, known as 'AdiraFNInfo', effectively ending the legal battle over Fortnite leaks.
A new claim to the 3DO trademark by Empire Interactive is being contested by Throwback Entertainment, leaving the future of the retro console brand in doubt.
An ESA representative recently argued in a California Senate hearing that private community servers for Minecraft and Call of Duty amount to piracy.
During a California legislative debate, an ESA lobbyist claimed private Minecraft servers are illegal and equated them to a 'black market' for gaming.
Blizzard Entertainment has filed a lawsuit against the Project Ascension private server, continuing a pattern of legal action against fan-made WoW projects.
An employment tribunal has rejected Rockstar Games' attempt to remove union blacklisting claims from an upcoming trial regarding the firing of union staff.
A breakdown of the ongoing legal battle involving Destiny 2 streamer GernaderJake, Evolve PCs, and Gamers First regarding an unpaid $180,000 loan.
In Game News examines the Wolfire Games antitrust lawsuit, Gabe Newell's testimony, and the ongoing debate regarding Steam's content moderation policies.
Valve chief Gabe Newell testified in the Wolfire Games antitrust lawsuit, denying Steam holds a monopoly and refuting claims of price-fixing policies.
The Stop Killing Games initiative secures a major legal victory in 2026, challenging industry standards on server shutdowns and digital game preservation.
Following the 2026 launch of Grand Theft Auto VI, Rockstar Games faces legal action from the IWGB union over the firing of 31 staff members.
Microsoft has finalized a $250 million settlement with AP7, ending legal challenges related to the Activision Blizzard acquisition. Here is the latest update.
Microsoft has reached a $250 million settlement to resolve a lawsuit regarding the 2022 acquisition of Activision Blizzard, ending legal disputes with AP7.
Valve has moved to dismiss a New York lootbox lawsuit, arguing that players enjoy the element of surprise. Get the latest details on this ongoing legal case.
Evidence suggests the PlayStation Store uses dynamic pricing, raising concerns about EU law compliance. We examine the controversy and legal expert perspectives.
Is the Lenovo G02 handheld legal to buy in 2026? We investigate the controversy surrounding preloaded ROMs and potential legal action from Nintendo.
A factual report on the legal battle between Elon Musk and Sam Altman regarding OpenAI's transition to a for-profit model and the recent court dismissal.