Uberchips, a retailer that has been selling hacked Nintendo Switch hardware, is about to pay Nintendo some damages. A while ago, Uberchips had been ordered a cease-and-desist from Nintendo, and a lawsuit followed. The lawsuit is now concluding, as both parties have issued a joint-filing agreement where they propose that Uberchips pay Nintendo $2,000,000 in […]
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