Record $1.5M ‘Super Mario 64’ Sale Highlights Absurdity Of Game Cartridge Collectibles Market
This trend of selling pristine vintage game cartridges for obscene sums has gotten completely bonkers.
Morning Docket: 11.18.20
* Another class action has been filed over Nintendo controllers that allegedly drift during gameplay. Is this why I always lose at Super Smash Bros....? [Polygon] * An attorney will not be sanctioned for leaving an allegedly harassing voicemail on the phone of a lawyer representing the Trump Campaign. [Patriot News] * Rudy Giuliani allegedly sought to be paid $20,000 a day to work on post-election lawsuits for the Trump Campaign. [New York Times] * The New York Attorney General is taking a stand against online retailers unfairly increasing the price of items that are in high demand because of the COVID-19 pandemic. [New York Attorney General] * A retired New Jersey lawyer is in hot water for allegedly trying to sell a supposed cure to COVID-19. Doesn't he remember the Carbolic Smoke Ball case? [New Jersey Law Journal]
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Historical Hypocrisy: Donkey Kong, King Kong, & The Public Domain
A trip down memory lane to the early days of video game intellectual property. Dare I say, Techdirt goes ape for this story?