Nintendo has 20 days to respond to Brazilian watchdog's legal complaint.

Brazilian consumer watchdog ProconSP has asked Nintendo to change its end-user license agreement in the country.

A Brazilian consumer protection agency called Procon-SP has taken action against Nintendo over some contract rules that hurt ...

SP, has formally notified Nintendo asking for changes to parts of its contracts with Brazilian consumers that are seen as ...

Nintendo faces a lawsuit from Brazil's Procon-SP over its Switch 2 'bricking' policy, which can disable consoles with ...

Nintendo is banning Switch 2 consoles for piracy, sparking legal action in Brazil. Here’s what it means for players and ...

Complicating matters, Nintendo does not have an official presence in Brazil, so discussions have taken place between ...

Brazil’s consumer watchdog is challenging Nintendo over EULA terms that allow the company to ban consoles from online ...

Nintendo is facing regulatory pressure in Brazil, after the state consumer agency Procon-SP demanded revisions to the company ...

Nintendo Says Game Development Risks 'Increasing' Due to Higher Game Prices and Rising Production Costs, Suggests 'Shorter ...

Nintendo is an aggressive company when it comes to protecting its valuable IP. It’s unafraid to flex its legal muscle against ...

Nintendo first established a distribution model in Brazil back in 1993, when the company established a partnership with Gradiente and Estrela – which merged to become Playtronic.