Nintendo of America Inc. v. Human Things, Inc., cacdc:2:2025cv03960

Watches and Clocks;

Coin Operated Electronic and Video Games;

[ Playing Cards ];

[ Toy Equipment Sold as a Unit for Playing a Game-Namely, (1) Toy Automatic Pitching Machine Including Pitching Device, Balls and Bat, (2) Toy Light Emitting Rifle, Projector for Projecting an Image of a Flying Duck which Falls When Hit by Beam of Light and Screen, (3) Toy Light Emitting Pistol and Device Including Animal or Gunman which Falls When Hit by a Light Beam, and (4) Toy Electronic Battery Operated Hand Held Game and Clock Combination ];

Games and Playthings-Namely, [ Hand-Held Units for Playing Pinball Type Games, Dart Guns, Puzzles, Equipment Sold as a Unit for Playing a Board Game, Stuffed Animals, Bean Bag Toys, ] Video Game Cartridges [, Electronic Display Games Having an Electro-Optical Output, Toy Action Figures, Coin Banks, Toy Gumball Machines, Balloons, and Equipment Sold as a Unit for Playing Toss and Catch Games ];

[ Staple Foods-Namely, Candy and Chewing Gum ];

[ Printed Matter-Namely, Notebooks, Portfolios, Coloring Books, Adhesive Stickers, Rub-On Transfers, Chalkboards, and Cardboard Picture Cards ];

[ Bed and Table Covers and Textile Articles Not Included in Other Classes-Namely, Blankets, Bedspreads, Comforters, and Towels ];

[ Clothing-Namely, Belts, Children's Warm-Up Suits, Children's Pajamas, Children's Bathrobes, Knit Tops, and Sweat Shirts ];

[ ELECTRONIC AMUSEMENT GAME EQUIPMENT HAVING A VIDEO OUTPUT DISPLAY, AND ] ELECTRONIC GAME PROGRAMS [ AND CABINET GRAPHICS THEREFOR ];

ELECTRONIC GAME PROGRAMS;