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Sales of some Wii and GameCube controllers may be banned in the US

Tuesday, July 22nd, 2008 Posted in America, Legalities, Nintendo, Retail, WiiWare | 2 Comments »

Wow. According to this Bloomberg report, it looks as though Nintendo may actually, properly have to pull the Wii Classic Controller, WaveBird controller and GameCube controller after the firm lost ... Read more..

Nintendo ordered to pay Anascape $21 million

Thursday, May 15th, 2008 Posted in America, Legalities, Nintendo, Wii | 5 Comments »

Nintendo has been found guilty of copyright infringement in the US and has been ordered to pay $21 million to small gaming firm Anascape. The firm stepped on Anascape's toes over ... Read more..

NXE: How the new Marketplace will work on your PC (3 comments)
- patlike: Nah, just a turn of phrase, that. I’m assuming it’ll work in any browser.
- cookiejar: Looks good. As long as it works well in Safari and Firefox, its all gravy. EDIT: Just seen.. “How...
- BraveArse: Ooh that’s quite nice actually.
StarCraft II trilogy release explained (4 comments)
- patlike: SR: Thanks. Still sounds as though they’re a way off actually releasing, to be honest. Lots of...
- SwiftRanger: pat, yes: Pardo explained that the multiplayer remains relatively unchanged; each StarCraft II game will...
- patlike: Do you get the campaign for a single race in each box, but the ability to play multiplayer with any race...
- Hunam: Ok… They have just lost me with this. I’m not entirely sure why they want to release the same game...
Nutter has 36 WoW accounts, play all simultanously, raids by himself (4 comments)
- cookiejar: I wonder if this bloke can pay his electricity bill with WoW Gold?
- absolutezero: Way to miss the point of an MMO. Thats like playing a FPS Death Match where you control everyone. It...
- patlike: Fucking mental.

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Archive for the tag "anascape"

Sales of some Wii and GameCube controllers may be banned in the US

Nintendo ordered to pay Anascape $21 million