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Re: Feature: Wii U Vs. Switch - How Did Those Nintendo Hardware Reveal Trailers Compare?

TrueBlueYoshi

@The-Chosen-one Me too. When I saw the E3 reveal of the Wii U, I was quickly interested in the console and attempted to get one, but i couldn't (I had no job at the time lol😅). I was probably one of the few people to understand that it is actually a new console rather than a controller for the Wii . However came post-2012, I was worried when the Wii U was struggling with sales and when promising new games like Wind Waker HD, Super Mario 3D World, Mario Kart 8, and Super Smash Bros for Wii U began to appear on the horizon, I was like "these games will save the Wii U". But it wasn't enough. And I was getting annoyed with people saying "the Wii U will fail" or "Nintendo is doomed" but came 2015-16, I had to face the fact (well at least for the former opinion that everyone was gossiping about) and I was anticipating for the Switch reveal, previously known as the NX.

Now that I have the Switch, it's safe to say that the Switch's marketing and success is something that the Wii U could've been, had Nintendo chose to be a little more discreet and in their marketing.

Re: Nintendo Updates Repair Regulations To Protect Staff From Customer Harassment

TrueBlueYoshi

I like this updated policy. Customers think just because the slogan says "the customer is always right" means they are entitled to treat these workers like crap and get what they demanded. But in reality, the customer is not always right and what a customer sees, isn't always what they get. I'm glad the new policy says that they will not repair or replace a customer's products if what they do is in violation of it. After all, every business reserves the right to refuse service to anyone.