A lawsuit agai🥂nst Nintendo could see children suing the games company.

As first reported by , a rather peculiar situation has arisen around an ongoing lawsuit faced by Nintendoꦉ. The lawsuit is reportedly taking place over Joy Con drift, an issue that's been plaguing the Nintendo Switch ever since it launched back in 2🍒017.

Here's where things get 🌠a little strange. The lawsuit was initiated by two mothers who bought Nintendo Switch consoles for their children, but Nintendo's lawyers argued they've waived their right to sue Nintendo, due to the End User Licensing Agreemen🅠t with the Nintendo Switch.

In turn, the mothers now argue that their childr🍨en can sue Nintendo, due to the fact that minors can't legally agree to the EULA. Nintendo has responded by claiming that the children can't sue the manufacturer, since they weren't the ones who actually p♚urchased the Nintendo Switch consoles.

It's a very strange case, and could well see children suing one of the biggest ga💖mes companies in the world. That's all dependent on which way the federal court in California rules, but we should find out soon, as the court is due to look into the matter once again later this week.

As mentioned, Joy Con drift has been a major problem for the Nintendo Switch over the past few years. Nintendo has faced a 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Europe-wide investigation into the issue, and a 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:class action lawsuit in the U.S., for which Nintendo president Shuntaro Fujiwara actu💞ally apologized back🐠 in mid-2020.

Check out our 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:upcoming Switch games guide for a full look over all the exclusives coming to Nintendo's console later this year and beyond. Or if you just got a Switch yourself, check how to charge Joy-Cons for Nintendo Switch here.