Do you kiss your mother with that mouth?

Link's Awakening isn't a year old, BoTW2 has been announced and didn't we just get Paper Mario?

Mario 64 in 1080p/60fps? Why?

Yeah, that policy is pretty messed up. You have companies like Microsoft that let you play a game up to six hours or two weeks (whichever comes first) and you can still return it. In the day and age, Ninny needs to step it up.

I'm still unable to play my Switch at all because of their crazy Animal Crossing decisions. I bought the game for my daughter in April but there was a Switch shortage. Couldn't get her a Switch of her own until May--and STILL can't transfer her save data. She plays it daily which means I can't take my Switch with me. 90% of my playtime was portable mode. So now, I don't even have a Switch. 😢

If your daughter has your Switch can't you play your daughter's Switch?

I don't understand your point. You criticize Nintendo laziness (which is fine) but then you want them to make ports of old games to "keep your interest in Switch"

Isn't this the most lazy thing they can do? Milk their fans with old ass games sold at full price instead of spending resources making great new games? Indeed they are doing exactly this with Pikimin 3, Xenoblade Chronicles, and you want them to do MORE of this? How come? 

Just a reminder... This thread is about Nintendo's refund policy, not their actual game releases, not Microsoft or Sony's game releases or anything else.
Taking underhanded jabs about another user or platform is thus irrelevant.

Keep on topic, keep it constructive. Cheers.

Gonna be honest with you here champ, this is far and away the most "ok zoomer" post I have come across here on VG Chartz.

THREAD BAN (perm): Flaming 

Kimishima has this regal look to him, as though he’s part CEO, but also the King of Honshu and Duke of Kyoto, Duke of Osaka, Count of Nagasaki, and slaughterer of Okinawa.

As a non-native English speaker, I am mostly concerned by the fact that he used the word “cause” in this context =P

Also, I have no idea what’s lazy about Nintendo’s work-rate, the fact that the gigantic and intricately woven Breath of the Wild team had only 300 people frankly baffles me.

I got her a teal Switch Lite with a sparkly carrying case. I considered just transferring every game to it but I guess I'm insecure. Also thought about just selling that Switch and buying another regular Switch. That's an extra $100 plus whatever I lose selling a "used" Switch (I doubt it has an hour's playtime). And I still haven't seen a normal Switch in the wild since the pandemic began.

Yes, and I always do more than make a cursory glance when purchasing, but the Online Compatibile lable that proceeds that page could give a customer the wrong impression.

Online compatibile, to most people, does not mean cloud saves. If one were having a casual conversation with a friend about a game, and the friend mentioned as part of the description that it was online compatibile, they would probably wouldn't think the friend meant it was capable of being patched to fix bugs and nothing else. In fact, if he did frame things in such a way, you may look at him funny. That's just expected. Industry standard. All games do it. Why would you even mention that it's "online compatibile" when it's online functionality is so inconsequential? Not unlike cloud saves. Why lable it like that at all? Keep it as part of the product description, but don't put it out front.  It doesn't seem to be the way MS does things. It certainly isn't this way with PS. I guess all my PS4 games are "online compatibile" by this standard.

Speaking of which, and just as an aside, I find it amusing that this filter produces results that total 3696 games, which is basically the entire Switch library. So why even bother with the distinction?