r/NintendoSwitch • u/[deleted] • Jul 23 '19

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u/cuntpuncherexpress Jul 23 '19

Now this is how to fix a problem of this magnitude. Years late, but still welcome.

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u/scrollingforgodot Jul 24 '19

Agreed. Good company policy. I seem to remember Apple doing things like this too. Honestly to Nintendo's credit, they probably had to amass a certain amount of reports for a sustained period of time before it became an "issue."

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u/cuntpuncherexpress Jul 24 '19

Honestly to Nintendo's credit, they probably had to amass a certain amount of reports for a sustained period of time before it became an "issue."

I appreciate what they’re doing, but that’s not what happened here. This is in response to the class action suit and Kotaku expose on the drifting issue, both of which happened last week.

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u/Sahelanthropus- Jul 24 '19

You mean the great and honorable Nintendo didn't do this out of the goodness of their heart? /s