Like the majority of others in this comments section, I think Mr. Whitehead is off-base in his keyboard warrioring, and could go to those problematic countries to directly help in the effort if it so suits him. Why should Nintendo be responsible for getting involved in a sketchy country's politics? They avoid the bad suppliers, and good for them.
Why don't journalists criticize the truly problematic actors, like Democratic leaders of urban areas with skyrocketing crime like San Francisco and Seattle? Video game news is not the place for your misguided idealistic nonsense.
It's no thanks to guys like this that the new Zelda character designs are all so ugly (poor Impa in Age of Calamity!) and Joel from The Last of Us gets killed of in place of a "female" protagonist. Sick of this garbage! Go off to a communist country like Cuba or China where you fools belong.
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Re: Nintendo's Record On Conflict Minerals Is Praised, But With An Important Catch
Like the majority of others in this comments section, I think Mr. Whitehead is off-base in his keyboard warrioring, and could go to those problematic countries to directly help in the effort if it so suits him. Why should Nintendo be responsible for getting involved in a sketchy country's politics? They avoid the bad suppliers, and good for them.
Why don't journalists criticize the truly problematic actors, like Democratic leaders of urban areas with skyrocketing crime like San Francisco and Seattle? Video game news is not the place for your misguided idealistic nonsense.
It's no thanks to guys like this that the new Zelda character designs are all so ugly (poor Impa in Age of Calamity!) and Joel from The Last of Us gets killed of in place of a "female" protagonist. Sick of this garbage! Go off to a communist country like Cuba or China where you fools belong.