Has the beef been squashed, or are these pre-orders for upcoming games just a test run to see if Amazon can allegedly get back into Nintendo’s good graces? Metroid Prime 4, also launching this year, does not have a pre-order listing. In fact, Amazon canceled previously placed pre-orders for the game earlier this year.

The report claims that Nintendo noticed some third-party marketplaces on Amazon were selling Nintendo games at a lower price. Bloomberg’s source says that some sellers were buying Nintendo products in bulk in Southeast Asia, then selling them on Amazon’s US store.

Nintendo Co. pulled its products from Amazon.com Inc.’s US site after a disagreement over unauthorized sales, meaning the e-commerce company missed out on the recent debut of Nintendo’s Switch 2 — the biggest game console launch of all time.