• PonyOfWar@pawb.social
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      That’s 2 different companies (Nintendo vs The Pokemon Company). But also yeah, obviously they have much more to gain when it’s about $200B.

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        I have to suspect it’s 200b yen, even though the article states “$200 billion”. The later with a 15% tarrif would imply $1.33 trillion in US sales in the last year, which I highly doubt

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      Music rights are notoriously convoluted. Long story short, that’s not their department.

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    I just hope this gets more huge companies to start suing. I’ve already accepted that I won’t see any of that money again so I’d at least love to see how far this goes.

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    I’m going to be honest I have trouble believing Nintendo sold anywhere close to $200 billion dollars worth of switch 2s.

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      Absolutely nothing for him. They’ll tie it up in the courts for years until the next guy has to deal with it.

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    I thought the tariff total collected by pedo Trump and his fash buddies was “only” $176 Billion?

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      And all of that was at the cost of Nintendo, didn’t you know? They single handedly took on that cost so Americans wouldn’t have to spend a cent more. They didn’t even increase their products by more than 35% in relation to an increase of 10%.