Nintendo says users voluntarily paid prices, have no right to tariff refunds
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- Nintendo has filed a motion to dismiss a lawsuit demanding it pass tariff refunds to customers, arguing no legal obligation exists.
- The class action lawsuit, filed by two US residents, accuses Nintendo of unjust enrichment and violating the Washington Consumer Protection Act by raising prices due to tariffs and retaining refunds.
- Nintendo contends that customers voluntarily paid advertised prices and received products, and the company is not legally required to share any tariff refunds it receives from the government.