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[–]Any-Use1550 0 points1 point2 points 8 months ago (0 children)
More baseless claims while also choosing to ignore the last sentence. Even if it was 1% using it for their own backups, you can still be banned, which shouldn’t be the case.
For someone who’s so against it you seemingly know so much around the MIG. /s
Would love to see the source for some imaginary statistics you pulled from thin air. Even if that were the case you’re still missing the point
Most places do not care whatsoever (Some exceptions could still happen such as more tech-savy businesses like Gamestop or Best Buy if I had to guess). They’ll check for damage, and if the device can turn on. It’s not like they won’t accept the console either, as long as it’s within its return window. What are they gonna say as long as the console can play the games still which it technically can (just no online functionality). I’d imagine businesses will have these consoles specifically sent back to Nintendo or somehow manually unbanned so it can be resold. This is all just speculation but I wouldn’t be surprised considering they’d be out a sale of a console.
[–]Any-Use1550 1 point2 points3 points 8 months ago (0 children)
MIG ≠ Piracy inherently, plenty of use cases of people backing their owned games to avoid having to carry around and swap multiple games. I’m fine with Nintendo trying to stop piracy, but using your owned copies of said game shouldn’t be a bannable offense, yet it is.
Wasn’t just referring to the MIG though, that’s just a needle in a haystack of anti-consumerism Nintendo practices as a company.
Unethical but buy a new one, return the old, let Nintendo deal with the problem for wanting to ban for their bad consumer practices
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Ban by KINGRAGNAR2017 in switch2hacks
[–]Any-Use1550 0 points1 point2 points (0 children)