Brazilian consumer watchdog ProconSP has asked Nintendo to change its end-user license agreement in the country.

Nintendo has made a seemingly desperate attempt to win a legal battle against Pocketpair, the creators of Palworld, over ...

Nintendo has 20 days to respond to Brazilian watchdog's legal complaint.

Brazil's regulators have told Nintendo their online services bans violates local laws, and want them to officially do business in the country.

In a significant legal challenge for the gaming titan, a new lawsuit has alleged that Nintendo's highly anticipated Switch 2 is 'bricking' for some users, raising concerns and questions among gamers ...

The FBI has gotten involved with the takedown of a website that allowed gamers to illegally download ROMs for Switch games.

Those attempting to access the site are now met with a single graphic displaying a warning from federal authorities, in place ...

Nintendo is facing a legal challenge from a Brazilian consumer watchdog, which claims that clauses in its end-user license agreement pertaining to restricting user access to online services are ...

It seems that a legal battle with Nintendo is not enough to hinder PocketPair from releasing Palworld on mobile. Thanks to Krafton, its effort isn't in vain.

Legal maneuvers Much of the debate around Palworld's existence and why it's facing legal challenges has to do with whether the game itself could be protected legally if it's considered a parody.

Those blanket legal denials include challenges to some of Nintendo's most basic assertions, such as whether Daly owns ModdedHardware.com, whether he sold the devices and services in question ...

Palworld has finally launched on PS5 in Japan after a month-long delay due to ongoing legal issues with Nintendo.