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Rahimi v. Nintendo of America Inc.
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March 19, 2013
Nintendo Takes Faulty Wii Controller Row Into Arbitration
A California federal judge on Monday sent to arbitration a putative class action against Nintendo of America Inc. over allegedly faulty Wii U controllers, ruling that the named plaintiff consented to an arbitration provision when he began using the game console.
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February 13, 2013
Nintendo Urges Arbitration For Faulty Wii Controller Suit
Nintendo of America Inc. urged a California federal court on Monday to stay proceedings in a putative consumer class action over allegedly faulty Wii U controllers and move the case to arbitration, arguing that the plaintiff consented to a user agreement with a valid arbitration clause.
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December 18, 2012
Nintendo's New Wii Controllers Faulty, Class Action Claims
A California video gamer hit Nintendo of America Inc. with a consumer class action Friday, claiming the controllers on the console maker's recently released Wii U console rattle under normal use and distract players from the gaming experience.