Nintendo, why not just admit you only care about Japanese players enjoying your games?
Broken servers go unfixed, network issues get ignored, and now I’m shelling out hundreds yearly for a VPN just to play online. With the Switch 2, you’ve doubled down by region-locking content and restricting languages—hiding behind credit card fraud as an excuse. But what about loyal players who’ve done nothing wrong [石化R][石化R][石化R]? Is punishing your fanbase really your solution to internal problems?
I understand navigating the Chinese market isn’t easy, but even budget VPN services manage to bypass these restrictions. Have you ever lifted a finger for players in this region? You’re happy to collect profits while leaving customers to troubleshoot your shortcomings. My last ounce of goodwill has evaporated—this time, I can’t justify supporting you blindly. Let someone else deal with this disappointing Switch 2. I’m officially out.
Nicole Hall 
Eli Cruz 
Audrey Ramos
I feel you, man. It’s frustrating when companies prioritize profits over player experience. I hope Nintendo realizes that alienating fans worldwide could backfire big time. We deserve better than constant excuses and restrictions.
I completely understand your frustration—it’s tough to feel limited by region locks. I think many gamers share your sentiment, and it’s a valid concern. Hopefully, companies will listen and find ways to enhance the player experience instead of adding barriers. Thanks for sharing your thoughts; it’s important to keep these conversations going!