Panic is passing Playdate tariff refunds on to customers.
“It just felt like the fair thing to do,” Panic says in an email shared on Reddit. The exact refund amount seems to vary; the email screenshot shows a refund of $12.36, while a couple other Reddit users mentioned refunds of about $23. Nintendo and Sony, on the other hand, have kept their tariff refunds. [Media: https://www.reddit.com/r/PlaydateConsole/comments/1vydt1c/playdate_tariff_refund_massive_respect_for_panic…
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