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Customers ‘not entitled’ to tariff refunds, Nintendo says

Headline from The Oregonian

Nintendo says customers "received exactly what they bargained and paid for" when they purchased the Switch 2 after the company increased prices due to tariffs.

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  1. Polygon

    Nintendo asks for tariff-refund class action lawsuit to be dismissed (opens Polygon)

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    Nintendo is asking for a lawsuit over illegally collected tariffs to be dismissed. Consumers had sued the gaming giant in April.

  2. Gizmodo

    Nintendo Makes It Clear You Were Never Going to Get a Tariff Refund (opens Gizmodo)

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    Trump’s tariffs and RAM prices mean you shouldn't expect gaming will get any cheaper.

  3. Forbes

    Nintendo Won’t Pass On Tariff Refunds—Arguing Consumers ‘Received Exactly What They Bargained And Paid For’ (opens Forbes)

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    The video game giant previously blamed “market conditions” for price hikes.

  4. Bounding Into Comics

    Nintendo Says It Doesn’t Owe Customers After Increasing Switch Prices for Tariffs (opens Bounding Into Comics)

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    Back in April, we learned that Nintendo was being sued by players over tariff refunds. Once news was released that

  5. CNET

    Nintendo Thinks Your Portion of Its Tariff Refund Windfall Should Be $0 (opens CNET)

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    Nintendo argues in a court filing that customers willingly paid the higher prices for consoles and accessories, and aren’t owed any money back.

  6. The Oregonian

    Customers ‘not entitled’ to tariff refunds, Nintendo says (opens The Oregonian)

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    Nintendo says customers "received exactly what they bargained and paid for" when they purchased the Switch 2 after the company increased prices due to tariffs.

  7. Above The Law

    A Class Action Lawsuit Will Determine Whether Nintendo Customers Are Entitled To Tariff Refunds (opens Above The Law)

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    The issue isn't quite as simple as it seems.

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