It's an unfortunate day for the Big N, as it's been announced that Nintendo of America has lost a patent lawsuit involving its Wii Remote controllers. A Dallas, Texas jury declared earlier this week ...

Nintendo has tentatively won a patent law battle it has been waging for 15 weary years – though BigBen Interactive, now Nacon, has already appealed a German court's decision requiring it to hack up ...

Nintendo has won a legal battle with Nacon over Wii Remote patent infringement, 15 years after the lawsuit was filed. Back in 2010, Nintendo filed a lawsuit in Germany against BigBen Interactive ...

According to the federal court ruling, iLife’s claim was far too broad. Nintendo of America’s Deputy General Counsel Ajay Singh released a statement celebrating the ruling. “Nintendo has a long ...

As with anything as popular as the Wii, Nintendo has faced numerous lawsuits over the years regarding its home console. One such case came to a close just this week--at least for now--with a jury ...

Leaked internal emails from Nintendo have been published showing mockup images of the controller for the original Wii. Kotaku earlier reported on the leak. The emails are from around 2005, the year ...

From the images provided, we can see that the early prototype model looks almost identical to that of the officially released Nintendo Wii Remote. Most interestingly though, the early prototype model ...

We’ve seen other Wii prototypes, but nothing connecting the two consoles like this. Over the weekend, a Japanese auction site revealed an incredibly rare version of Nintendo’s Wii remote: one that was ...

We may earn a commission from links on this page. Now that the fungineers at Nintendo have increased the smile efficiency of the Wii Remote via a brand new accessory, the Wii MotionPlus, what's in ...

After suing Nintendo over the motion-sensing accelerometers used for Wii Remotes, iLife has been awarded $10 million by a Texas Jury. Nintendo has provided a statement explaining "On Aug. 31, 2017, a ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. While much of the attention at Nintendo's Japanese press briefing last night was focused on the upcoming 3DS handheld, there was news of the company's ...