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- On the web we are used to talking about some of the best Nintendo Switch games and now also Nintendo Switch 2,but this type of dialogue is not...
- And that's because Nintendo, PlayStation and Xbox have reaffirmed and updated their joint commitment to online gaming safety, a collaboration started in 2020 to better protect...
- Prevention: empowering players and parents to understand and control gaming experiences.
On the web we are used to talking about some of the best Nintendo Switch games and now also Nintendo Switch 2,but this type of dialogue is not frequent,to be honest.That’s why we were surprised.
And that’s because Nintendo, PlayStation and Xbox have reaffirmed and updated their joint commitment to online gaming safety, a collaboration started in 2020 to better protect players on all their platforms. The update maintains the original principles, but incorporates technological advances and new forms of cooperation, structured around three key axes:
- prevention, through accessible controls for players and families, clear information and codes of conduct that promote positive experiences;
- partnership, through joint work with the industry, regulators, law enforcement, specialized organizations and the community to investigate, classify content, report inappropriate behavior and prevent risks, especially for minors;
- and responsibility, guaranteeing effective reporting systems, proportionate sanctions, ethical use of data, legal compliance and clarity, with the common goal of making their platforms increasingly safe spaces for everyone.
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Prevention: empowering players and parents to understand and control gaming experiences.
- We offer controls that allow players to personalize their gaming experiance. We support parents with the tools and information they need to personalize gaming experiences appropriate for their children.
- We recognize that, for safety features to be useful, they must be easy to use and understand. We promote the availability of our safety tools and provide guidance on how to use them through our platforms, support channels, services, websites and physical stores to reach more players and parents.
- We inform our parents and players about our codes of conduct and terms of use to promote experiences…
Nintendo Sues Kupivip Over Russian online Operations
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Nintendo is suing Kupivip, a bankrupt company that previously operated its official online store in Russia, alleging trademark infringement and unauthorized sales. The lawsuit was filed in a Russian court, seeking damages and an end to the alleged illegal activity.
Background on Kupivip
Kupivip was a Russian e-commerce platform that, prior to its bankruptcy, operated the official Nintendo online store in Russia. Reuters reports that Kupivip filed for bankruptcy in 2022 following sanctions imposed on Russia. Despite the bankruptcy, Nintendo alleges that Kupivip continued to sell Nintendo products without authorization.
Allegations of Trademark Infringement
Nintendo claims that Kupivip is illegally using Nintendo’s trademarks to sell products, even after ceasing to be an authorized retailer. Gonintendo details that the lawsuit specifically targets the continued sale of Nintendo Switch consoles and games. Nintendo seeks to prevent further unauthorized sales and recover damages for the infringement.
Current Status (as of January 15, 2026)
As of january 15, 2026, the lawsuit is ongoing in a Russian court. Reuters reported on January 12, 2024, that Nintendo filed the lawsuit in December 2023. There have been no significant updates reported sence than. The outcome of the case remains uncertain, and it is unclear whether Nintendo will be successful in its claims. Further updates will depend on the Russian court’s proceedings.
Nintendo’s Withdrawal from Russia
Following the invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, Nintendo suspended shipments to Russia. Nintendo’s Investor Relations website confirms this suspension.This decision led to the closure of the official Nintendo eShop in Russia and the termination of the partnership with Kupivip.
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