The biggest video game makers don’t want to give you back your loot.
When President Donald Trump imposed sweeping tariffs by executive order last year, Sony, Microsoft, and Nintendo all raised their prices, passing those increased costs onto their customers. At the time, the companies said the price hikes were due to market conditions and the shifting economic landscape.
Now, after the US Supreme Court ruled that Trump’s tariffs were illegal, forcing the administration to refund companies for tariffs they paid, those same video game makers are now arguing in court that they don’t have to pass them back to their customers.
While big-box…
