Nintendo has said it will not refund customers for tariff-related costs that were passed on through higher prices. The company’s position is that buyers received the products they agreed to purchase at the stated price, so it does not consider refunds warranted.

The report indicates that Nintendo attributed part of its pricing to tariffs, though the available article text does not provide further details about the affected products, prices or timing. The stance highlights how trade costs can be shifted from companies to consumers and may draw criticism from customers who feel the charges were unfair.