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Brazil Sues Nintendo For EULA That Allows It To Brick Switch 2 Consoles
Nintendo is an aggressive company when it comes to protecting its valuable IP. It’s unafraid to flex its legal muscle against competitors or even its own users, as evidenced by the End User License Agreement (EULA) newly minted Switch 2 owners must agree to.
Brazilian consumer watchdog ProconSP has asked Nintendo to change its end-user license agreement in the country.
The Trump administration’s trade deal with Vietnam could impact future pricing for the Switch 2, Nikkei Asia reports.
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Belkin developed a solid Nintendo Switch 2 case but added a 10,000 mAh power bank, so users can extend their Switch 2 ...
Nintendo's ability to ban Switch 2 consoles from accessing all online features has come under fire from Brazil's consumer ...
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