Nintendo Bets on Tariff Refunds for a Massive Sale, While Refusing Customer Refunds

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Nintendo announces a large Customer Appreciation Sale running Sept. 13–26 with discounts up to 30% on digital and physical games, bundles, DLC, amiibos, and more across eShop and stores. The sale is funded in part by tariff-related refunds the company received from the U.S. government, funds it has fought to keep and which it has refused to return to players.
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