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A Wisconsin man named Michael Hansen has settled a lawsuit with Nintendo of America by agreeing to pay nearly $1,200. The lawsuit stemmed from Hansen selling his Super Nintendo collection, which included a Super Nintendo entertainment system and various games, during a yard sale. Nintendo claimed that his actions “devalued their franchise,” leading to legal action. The case highlights the company’s strict stance on protecting its brand and intellectual property. Hansen’s situation raises questions about the rights of individuals to sell their owned products, especially in light of a company’s aggressive protection of its franchise. Ultimately, the settlement allows Hansen to resolve the legal dispute while Nintendo enforces its policies regarding the resale of its products.
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Nintendo sues man for selling his old SNES games in a yard sale
