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Nintendo Sued For Patent Infringement (Yes, Again)

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Nintendo Sued For Patent Infringement (Yes, Again)

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 » 11/11/08 8:00pm 11/11/08 8:00pm to Texas-based firm…

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