This week, the Federal Circuit Court of Appeals said "game over" to an infringement claim filed against Nintendo. The action was brought by Motiva, an American company that claimed to have beat Nintendo to the technology used in the Wii gaming console.
Motiva filed a complaint with the International Trade Commission (ITC), claiming Nintendo had infringed its patents to track a game user's movements. The Commission rejected the claim, holding that Motiva hadn't taken affirmative steps to capitalize on the technology. On Monday, the Federal Circuit affirmed the Commission's finding.






