consumer lawsuit over Nintendo pricing
Definition
A legal action initiated by a group of customers or an individual against Nintendo, typically alleging unfair trade practices, price-fixing, or deceptive marketing tactics regarding their hardware or digital storefront pricing.
A recurring legal phenomenon where Nintendo’s rigid refusal to lower the MSRP of its decade-old games meets the grim reality of litigious consumer advocacy.
Examples
If Nintendo thinks I am going to pay full price for a game that uses graphics from the GameCube era, they are sadly mistaken, and my lawyer agrees.
Joining a consumer lawsuit over Nintendo pricing is my favorite new hobby, right behind waiting eight years for the price of Breath of the Wild to drop by five dollars.
The consumer lawsuit over Nintendo pricing serves as a poignant reminder that while money can't buy happiness, it can buy a lawyer to help you complain about the cost of Mario Kart.
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