The Nintendo Switch 2 has been an interesting topic to discuss on the internet. People have been waiting for a long time for the reveal of the Nintendo Switch 2. To add some more spice, people have also been looking for some bigger title games to play on the Switch 2. To be honest, the leaks of the Switch 2 have been quite a lot more true compared to the official unveiling. Even after all the leaks, Nintendo reminds us that they only made a statement about the leaked accessories just to troll fans by adding a Mario Party Jamboree tweet. The main thing is how Nintendo feels about all the leaks, and the employees are being weighed for the company’s feeling.
What will Nintendo do?
After all the leaks, the two former employees and PR managers, Kit Ellis and Krysta Yan, sat down to discuss how to deal with all the leaks that impacted Nintendo. After all the discussion, they stated that Nintendo is really upset about the leaks and rumours that are going on. Yang stated that they joke around the hot exclamation mark emails, but this exclamation could be very upsetting.
To be honest, the company has been quiet for a long time; they were more happy to delay things when needed. After looking at all the leaks, they were a bit sad because they had put much effort into Nintendo Switch 2 and were eager to surprise fans.
The two former employees, Kit and Krysta, went on to discuss the possible investigation into leaks that affect staff members. The investigation would have a negative impact while preventing the focus on the Switch 2 launch and also causing problems around a new device launch.
The main idea of Nintendo is to bring down some of the leaks. Kit and Krysta took this seriously while Nontendo gave a lecture on the value of surprise. Nintendo is very serious about the leaks, which affects the surprise element that they add to fans of handheld gaming. They said Nintendo wants to keep full control of the information on Nintendo Switch 2 until it is revealed.
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