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Gaming accessory maker Genki showed off a 3D printed Switch 2 mockup at CES this year and now Nintendo has launched a lawsuit against the company over trademark misuse and misleading marketing.

Despite plenty of leaks, Nintendo wouldn’t unveil the console until about a week after CES. Genki would later clarify that all of its designs were based on the leaked specifications of the Switch 2.

Back at CES 2025, gaming accessory company Genki showed off a new line of Nintendo Switch 2 accessories--and it provided a 3D-printed model of the then-unannounced console for reference.

At the time, Nintendo even sent lawyers to Genki’s booth on the showfloor to check things out, but nothing came of the visit — until now. Nintendo filed a lawsuit against Genki on May 2 ...

Nintendo also says that Genki promoted its accessories as being compatible with the Switch 2 despite having no access to the console, and used the official Switch logo as part of its promos.