
Nintendo Uses Trump Tariff Refunds to Offer 30% Discounts to US Customers
Nintendo is passing its $300M tariff refund back to US gamers with a massive 30% discount sale on games, accessories, and amiibo amid ongoing consumer lawsuits.
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Nintendo is passing its $300M tariff refund back to US gamers with a massive 30% discount sale on games, accessories, and amiibo amid ongoing consumer lawsuits.

Riot Games confirmed that a viral VALORANT cheater who used a Tung Tung Tung Sahur meme skin was banned by Vanguard after playing just three matches.

Hideo Kojima has partnered with Xbox to continue developing his espionage game PHYSINT after PlayStation decided to pull out of the project.

Borderlands 4 sees a major player resurgence on Steam after Gearbox released the DLC featuring the alluring new Vault Hunter Loveless.

The live-action adaptation of Tatsuki Fujimoto's acclaimed one-shot manga Look Back has won Best Film at an independent sidebar of the Venice International Film Festival.

IKEA has released an official Skyrim mod featuring a sentient Kallax shelf companion named Kallax Storageborn, voiced by comedy star Matt Berry.

A study by GameDiscoverCo reveals that 58 of the top 100 grossing games on Steam in 2026 offered demos, highlighting their growing role in game success.

BlizzCon 2026 returns after a two-year hiatus, revealing Diablo V, an open-world StarCraft shooter, a Netflix animated series, and major game updates.

Nintendo celebrated The Legend of Zelda's 40th anniversary with announcements for an Ocarina of Time remake, live-action movie updates, and an orchestral world tour.

The White House under Trump launches ARCADE.GOV, featuring political mini-games and parodies of gaming icons like SEGA and Nintendo, sparking copyright concerns among gamers.

Studio Ghibli producer Toshio Suzuki dismissed AI-generated art mimicking Ghibli's style, calling it a fleeting fad lacking real meaning that cannot replicate human spirit.

Discord users voice privacy concerns after a court approved Take-Two's subpoena demanding personal data from over 100,000 server members to catch a GTA 6 leaker.