Nintendo is suing accessory firm Genki for trademark infringement after it shared renders of a Nintendo Switch 2 "mockup" months before Nintendo revealed official images of its new console.

Nintendo proposes that courts find five counts of alleged unlawful activity, including: Federal trademark infringement, Federal unfair competition, Federal false advertising, California common law ...

Nintendo is suing Genki over its unauthorized Switch 2 mockup. The filed legal complaint accuses the defendant of infringing on the plaintiff’s trademark, unfair competition, and false advertising.

According to the lawsuit, Genki has infringed upon Nintendo’s Switch 2 trademarks by falsely advertising the product at a crucial juncture of the device’s release roadmap.

A very strange thing happened earlier this year, prior to Nintendo officially revealing the Switch 2: A small accessory maker, Genki, brought a mockup of the mysterious new console to CES 2025 and ...

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Earlier this month, Genki inadvertently became a part of that story when the company showed off a Switch 2 mockup at CES. Now, a report claims that Nintendo sent over some lawyers to Genki's booth ...

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As you’ve potentially heard by now, accessory maker Genki brought a 3D-printed mockup of the Nintendo Switch 2 to CES 2025, and according to publications that met with the company at the show ...

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