Nintendo Hit With Lawsuit as Gamers Seek Cut of Billions in Tariff Refunds

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Gamers file a class-action lawsuit against Nintendo, alleging it passed tariff costs to consumers while seeking government refunds.

Summary

A class-action lawsuit alleges Nintendo collected tariff costs from consumers via higher prices while seeking refunds from the U.S. government, potentially receiving payments twice. The suit references a Supreme Court ruling that IEEPA tariffs may be illegal, requiring possible billions in refunds, and cites specific price increases for Switch 2 products.

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