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Re: It's Nintendo Switch Petition Time, With Miiverse on the Agenda

Dj-Pickle

The petition was started because people felt that Miiverse still had relevance on Nintendo consoles moving forward, admittedly it's not for everyone, but neither are other forms of social media.
Many WiiU and 3DS users have greatly enjoyed the service albeit not all.
As for contacting Nintendo customer services, they were contacted and said
"Thank you for contacting our Customer Support Team regarding your query about Miiverse.

We regret to inform you that Nintendo has no official announcement about your query regarding Miiverse, at this time"

Re: It's Nintendo Switch Petition Time, With Miiverse on the Agenda

Dj-Pickle

I think I read in an interview with Reggie that existing peripherals would not be compatible initially but there was a possibility later... so who knows, maybe they're waiting to see who has £100 for Switch pro controllers etc.
I'm not sure the art events would work elsewhere either, they could, but for the ones I host I just don't know if I want to invest that time in other sites.

Re: It's Nintendo Switch Petition Time, With Miiverse on the Agenda

Dj-Pickle

I appreciate that Miiverse has not always been everybody's cup of tea, but for many it has been a great hub for sharing art in a supportive and fun way.
The fan based art events, the comics some of the discussions on games have been a great source of joy for many too.
Okay so there's the trolls, the infantile humourists, the issues with administration, but for the most part Miiverse has been a great social medium for Nintendo gamers.
It's been utilised to great effect in games like splatoon, it's been a great way to chat with developers, it's also given many an incentive to draw and express themselves.
In a commercial world of endless clones it is nice to differentiate one console from another and with Miiverse Nintendo had that difference.
Had they run with the idea more fully rather than clamping down on it then I think it would have been a good thing.
I'd like to see it remain in some capacity. and I welcome people trying to express to a company how they feel about something.
Apathy and complacency are all too common these days, better to try for something than lay down and watch it disappear