Declaration of Genki's issue after Nintendo Switch 2 statement

Summary

Genki faces legal measures from Nintendo for alleged breach of the SWITCH 2 trademark on CES 2025.
Nintendo's legal persecution exceeds Genki and focuses on hackers and streamers.
Nintendo requires Genki to stop promotion, sale and ads with switch 2 accessories.

Genki He issued a public reaction to the news that was released that Nintendo was suing the manufacturer of accessories and peripherals for alleged breach of Switch 2. Movement on part of Nintendo was the one who was not surprised by many Nintendo Switch 2 fans.

Genki problems began when the manufacturer of accessories claimed that he had a “exact replica” switch 2 before the official unveiling of the Nintendo trailer. Although it is not unheard of for manufacturers to access prototypes or measure in advance to produce products before the console, Nintendo says it did not provide anything like that, and Genki got into trouble when he reportedly showed a replica behind the closed door in CES 2025.

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Now, after the Nintendo of America, he filed a lawsuit against Genki at the United States District Court in California, Genki issued a public reaction. On Twitter Genki has recognized reports of the lawsuit and stated that “we take it seriously and cooperate with the legal advisor to respond thoughtfully.” Genki also said that as an independent society it focuses on building innovative game accessories and the company remains proud of the work that is done. He also noted that he could not express himself in detail and actively preparing Pax East.

Nintendo legal persecution continues

While Genki probably has his hands full of his business and legal defense, Nintendo has not limited his legal efforts to one society or the upcoming console. In addition to the notoriously known Palworld The company also monitors groups hacker that allows users to edit their Nintendo Switch consoles. In Japan, the man was sent to prison for a multi -year sentence after he sold an illegally modified switching console. In addition, Nintendo sued the streamer who allegedly played and streaming the Switch Games before being officially released.

What happens to Genki is left to see at the moment. Nintendo reportedly wants Genki to stop the promotion, sale and advertising for both Switch and Switch 2 accessories, which would probably damage the company's overall business. Genki produces accessories for much more systems than Nintendo, but with Nintendo Switch 2 on the verge of release, it would be a big problem for society if it could not be earned. One thing, however, has become clear over the years is that Nintendo does not give up the violation of its assets easily.