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Certain Nintendo controllers soon banned?
Nintendo is facing a ban on some of its controllers because of a lost lawsuit about a patent infringement claimed by the Texan company Anascape.
The controllers in question are the Wii Classic, the Wavebird and the GameCube controller. The judge now also wants to stop sales of the controllers, unless Nintendo posts a bond or puts royalties in an escrow account.
Nintendo's request for a new trail has been denied too and the company plans to appeal the case to the Federal Circuit Court.
Anascape's patent covers certain configuration of the remote to control six types of motions at the same time.
[Anascape lawyer] Cawley said he argued last week that Anascape was entitled to a ban on the Nintendo controllers because Anascape wants to enter the market and Nintendo has "clogged the channel." Sony Corp., maker of the PlayStation game system, licensed the patent in 2004 and Microsoft Corp., maker of the Xbox 360, settled lawsuit claims on May 1, just before the trial began.
Nintendo said it didn't use Anascape's technology and challenged the patent's validity.
[Anascape lawyer] Cawley said he argued last week that Anascape was entitled to a ban on the Nintendo controllers because Anascape wants to enter the market and Nintendo has "clogged the channel." Sony Corp., maker of the PlayStation game system, licensed the patent in 2004 and Microsoft Corp., maker of the Xbox 360, settled lawsuit claims on May 1, just before the trial began.
Nintendo said it didn't use Anascape's technology and challenged the patent's validity.
The Nunchuck does not infringe the patent
Nintendo's request for a new trail has been denied too and the company plans to appeal the case to the Federal Circuit Court.
[Nintendo spokesman] Scibetta said Nintendo will "immediately appeal" once [US district Judge] Clark issues his order and post a bond. The company no longer makes the GameCube or WaveBird controllers, and "is free to continue selling the Wii Classic Controller'' pending the appeal, he said.
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Sorry for the bit of a run on.