Filed under: News | Gaming

 

Nintendo Loses $21 million in Lawsuit Over Controllers

May 16 2008, 11:41am CDT | by

Nintendo Loses $21 million in Lawsuit Over Controllers
 
Buy nintendo from Amazon Cyber Monday and Black Friday Now
 
According to law firm McKool Smith it has won a jury verdict against Nintendo in the amount of $21 million. The firm represented a Texas-based company called Anascape Ltd against Nintendo of America.

The suit has been in litigation for 2-years with allegations that Nintendo of America had sold several video game controllers that infringed upon patents held by Anascape. The controllers at the heart of the suit included the GameCube controller, GameCube Wavebird controller, Wii Classic controller, and the Wii Remote.

"We are extremely pleased with the jury's verdict," says Mr. Cawley, who regularly represents clients in patent claims in the Eastern District of Texas. "Anascape may be a tiny company compared to Nintendo, but today's verdict confirms that the company's technology is second to none."

Via McKool Smith

where to buy

What Others Say about This

Too much time playing WoW isn't the real problem in your relationship

Another Valentine's Day, another study hating on gaming habits. A new paper released by researchers at Brigham Young University today concludes that online role-playing games have a negative effect on marital satisfaction. However, the authors didn't pro ...
Full article at: Ars Technica  More like this  34 minutes ago

Historical Society holds Basque exhibit

A weather system moving into the region overnight is expected to bring snow to the valley floor and...- 6:57 pm A federal judge has denied a conservation group's petition asking that a specific judge be assigned...- 2:19 pm The son of a Douglas County sh ...
Full article at: Reno Gazette-Journal  More like this  34 minutes ago

Zynga Q4 Revenue Up 59 Percent To $311.2M In First Quarter As A Public Company

Social gaming giant Zynga just released its fourth quarter earnings, the company’s first earnings release as a public company. Analysts expected earnings of $0.03 per share on revenue of $302 million. Zynga beat the street, with revenue coming in at $311 ...
Full article at: TechCrunch  More like this  36 minutes ago

Don't miss ...

 

<a href="/latest_stories/all/all/3" rel="author">Shane McGlaun</a>
Leading our review center, Shane knows technology inside out. His extensive experience in testing computer hardware and consumer electronics enable him to effectively qualify new products and trends. If you want us review your product, please contact Shane.
Shane can be contacted directly at shane@i4u.com.

 

blog comments powered by Disqus Comments

Latest stories

PayPal Exec: NFC Is Not The Future
Online payment provider sees things beyond NFC
 
 
 
 
2012 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Edition: Interview with Kate Upton [Video]
2012 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Edition: Interview with Kate Upton [Video]
The Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Edition is at News Stands and online today.
 
 
A Digital Valentine&#039;s Day from Google and Samsung
A Digital Valentine's Day from Google and Samsung
Today is Valentine's Day and tech companies get all romantic.