Tariff Refund Dispute: Sony, Amazon, Nintendo Sued; Panic Refunds Voluntarily

Sony, Amazon, and Nintendo face class-action lawsuits for retaining tariff refunds after a February 2026 Supreme Court ruling voided the Trump tariff regime. Sony's share: roughly ¥80 billion (~$508 million). Panic, maker of the Playdate console, refunded customers proactively, CEO Cabel Sasser calling it "not our money to keep." Courts will decide if pass-through is legally required.