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Goddamit, I'm useless.

This worked really well for Samsung, with all such as having a smartphone with a screen and rounded corners (poor Sony / LG) and swiping a finger to unlock a touchscreen (poor Nokia). There's a whole lot of shit about fingerprint reading right now where the Motorola Atrix 4G will barely get mentioned, because it's a war over marketshare, with "ownership" and "theft" of ideas as convenient excuses to steamroll competitors. The winner will be whoever has the most public influence / money / both. The patent system is just another conduit for corruption - which is itself a corruption of its original purpose.

Nintendo will be as lucky / influential to get out of this unscathed as with previous successes.

Hell no, I could find uses for you around Gnac Acres.

You can wear that Stray Sheep uniform, too. We could have "weird" sex!

I'm all for weird sex.

Well, that was quite a simple use of dual-screen, but for more complex uses, with each screen being dedicated to separated tasks of a single application or in coordinated applications, industries, computer graphics, universities, research sites and the military, and even brokers, had been using them for years even before that special Game and Watch or dual screen cellphones or some arcade games, so there should be more than enough prior art.

About patents, Ninty isn't a notable culprit about this, but most big companies deserve being patent trolled this way because they're so happy to use these same demented patent laws against competitors.
And sooner or later someone should sue USPTO for the heavy damages its lazy and sloppy patent reviewing system causes.

This said, LOL at people saying others copy Ninty. But also LOL at those saying Ninty copies others.    Maybe we won't ever really be able to say who really was the first to use that tech, but surely it wasn't that Texan Mr.Nobody.

....so where's the weird here?

Precisely.

Why is this trending again?