Hardware [Discussion] Nintendo has been sued?

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It appears that Nintendo ha seen sued for it's popular home console, the Switch. Specifically for it's joycon design. By none other than GameVice. The company claims that Nintendo is using one of its existing patents without permission. They seem to have already created a console with a similar design concept to that of the switch.

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Nintendo hasn't exactly responded to the matter yet, but the company wishes to stop all Switch sales. So, is this the actions of Nintendo haters, or just plain business?


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I can see where they are coming from, you slide in a screen and get to use the controls on the sides. It will be interesting to see how this plays out.
 
Yep.
Just another company that wants to get some more money because they're desperate.
I think they are grasping at straws. If that picture is the console in question, Nintendo will win. That thing doesn't even have detachable controllers on it...
 
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So, is this the actions of Nintendo haters, or just plain business?

In the world of patents: If you can, sue. Patents are often made as vague as possible, not just to protect the original product, but to claim copyright infringement for any product that is in any way similar and more successful.

No reason to assume any sort of malice on their part. This is just how bad businesses stay afloat.
 
In the world of patents: If you can, sue. Patents are often made as vague as possible, not just to protect the original product, but to claim copyright infringement for any product that is in any way similar and more successful.

No reason to assume any sort of malice on their part. This is just how bad businesses stay afloat.

+1 to that mate.
 
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