Last weekend, Nintendo formally opened a lawsuit against accessory manufacturer Genki following the Switch 2 "leak" at this year's CES. We saw Nintendo's side of the story in the initial court ...

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Nintendo filed a lawsuit against Genki for creating a Switch 2 replica shown at CES 2025. Genki's promotion of Switch 2 accessories before Nintendo's reveal has now led to legal action.

Now, Nintendo is suing Genki for trademark infringement and false advertising. Nintendo filed its lawsuit against Genki in the U.S. District Court for the Central District of California on May 2 ...

A very strange thing happened earlier this year, prior to Nintendo officially revealing the Switch 2: A small accessory maker, Genki, brought a mockup of the mysterious new console to CES 2025 and ...

Former Nintendo employees believe Nintendo “will find” the people responsible for leaking Switch 2 consoles early.

UPDATE 2.12pm: Genki has responded to Nintendo's legal complaint, saying it is "taking it seriously", and is "proud of the work [it has] done". "You may have seen that Nintendo recently filed a ...

In a lawsuit filed on Friday, Nintendo accuses accessory maker Genki of trademark infringement, unfair competition and false advertising, arguing that Genki “embarked upon a strategic campaign ...

While Nintendo tried to contain leaks of its Switch 2 before launch, rumormongers ruled the scene with a variety of mostly accurate descriptions and dummy units. Now Nintendo is suing the ...

Some say it is the most obvious and justifiable legal action Nintendo ever made. Nintendo has officially taken Genki to court for their Switch 2 demo in CES last January 2025. Nintendo provided a ...

Nintendo says this misled consumers and suggests Genki may have accessed Switch 2 details improperly. The company wants Genki to stop using its trademarks and possibly destroy all related products.

Earlier this year, accessory maker Genki showed off a 3D-printed mockup it said was based on the Nintendo Switch 2’s official dimensions just days before the console’s first official reveal.