In February, Nintendo of America filed a cybersquatting complaint against the owner of WiiU.com with the World Intellectual Property Organization, in what seemed like a slam dunk case for the video game company. A decision in WIPO Case Number D2013-0322 was posted to WIPO’s website Saturday and Nintendo has lost.
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Well it doesn’t surprise me. As much money as they make and how they value their employees. It’s a great company in that regard.
Well, when your games remain full price many years after release.
And you make profit off of outdated hardware.
I would be shocked if they couldn't afford to retain their staff.
The Nintendo Switch 2 has set a new record by selling over 3 million units within 24 hours, tripling the PlayStation 4’s previous launch day sales.
Its crazy that it's both the highest selling console on day 1 and people can walk into a store and buy it with no pre order
Unlike the Switch 2 , the Playstation 4 was not sold on the same day in most regions.
Company skipped last year's event.
Not surprising at all.
I mean, they´ll be releasing a new console in a few weeks.
Owned.
You can't always win them all ;)
i wonder when the WiiU domain was made if it was made before the wiiu was announced or revealed then nintendo don't have a case and maybe that's why they lost out
http://www.3ds.com Http://www.wiiu.com
Lol what the hell? The first one looks legit but I don't know what the second website is about.
@Nukeitall
A trademark is for a particular product. If you called a new car 'wiiu', it wouldn't be affected by the trademark. Nintendo let the domain name license expire and were too slow to act on re-establishing it. Well played to whoever took it, should be expecting a fat cheque soon (or a team of ninja-monkey assassins may visit you in your sleep).