Three years ago Ohio-based technology company Motivia filed a patent lawsuit against Nintendo, alleging the Wii infringed on its 'Human Movement Measurement System' patent. Today an International Trade Commission judge ruled that wasn't the case.Grats, big N.

Nintendo Sued For Patent Infringement (Yes, Again)

Michael McWhertor

11/11/08 8:00pm

Earlier this year, Nintendo was on the receiving end of a ruling that the company's GameCube, Wavebird and Classic Wii controllers were in violation of a patent filing dating back to 2000 for a "3D controller with vibration." Judgment in the case ruled that Nintendo owes $21 million in damages to Texas-based firm…

Nintendo Triumphs in 2008 Patent Infringement Lawsuit

Nintendo Sued For Patent Infringement (Yes, Again)

Popular from Kotaku

No Man's Sky Players Who Colonized A Galaxy Now Have To Find A New Home

Rocket League's Switch Version Is Getting Nintendo Cars

A Ridiculous Little Detail In Uncharted: The Lost Legacy

Tig Notaro wants Louis CK to come clean about his alleged sexual misconduct

GOT director confirms that incest you've been expecting is on its way

The New Rules for Safely Eating Seasonal Seafood

No Man's Sky Players Who Colonized A Galaxy Now Have To Find A New Home

Rocket League's Switch Version Is Getting Nintendo Cars

A Ridiculous Little Detail In Uncharted: The Lost Legacy