Lawsuit Filed Against Nintendo for "Immoral" Mario Kart Lootboxes

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Nintendo is facing a lawsuit over the use of lootboxes in mobile game Mario Kart Tour, with the plaintiff alleging that the company "capitalised on and encouraged addictive behaviours akin to gambling". The suit calls for refunds for all minors in the U.S. who bought the lootboxes, which were removed from the game in September 2022. Lootboxes have been criticised by governments and consumer groups for their random drop rates, with some likening them to gambling.
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