Did anyone even bother reading the damn article? Oh noes, it says something not positive about Ninty! Attack!!! So freaking what? Does it make a valid point or what?

As a 3ds owner, I was quite surprised when I found out that that's how the account system works. As a customer, I don't like it. There should be an option to deactivate an account from a system from your computer online. Much easier and much faster.

Criticism is not a bad thing when it leads to improvements.

I don't think it's the biggest of Nintendo's problems. Far from it. But this account system is half assed and convoluted as heck and I don't like it.

I have never personally had any issues with it and I don't plan on getting multiple 3DS and whatnot so I don't particularly care.

This really doesn't have much to do with Smash though...misleading title .-.

I read the first sentence and was able to take away that this wasn't a doom article. Now that's what I call reading.

For me it's a Nintendoom article because of the last sentence. Why the fuck would Super Smash Bros 4 and the New 3DS make disdatisfied customers?

It's taking such a long time to get the account system in par with today's standard :(
They need to get this shit together before the new gen starts

someone please tell the him to buy games physically cause they are more reliant then digital games overall with or without a proper account system

I hate how every article with Nintendo criticism is suddenly "nintendoom." Everything he says is 100% correct.

Because upgrading to the new 3DS will be a pain in the ass and because the 3DS breaking old 3DS's is a perfect reason someone would want to upgrade. Like exactly what happened to me when the demo broke my limited edition Pikachu 3DS's circle pad, which I now can't sell to anyone, and since since it's 2014 and I went all digital, it would be a pain in the ass to get all that to the new 3DS. Just like he said.

Did the right article get posted? Because this article has absolutely nothing to do with Smash Brothers revealing all that ails Nintendo. This is rather a completely unrelated article about how the account system is better on iOS.