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Nintendo Is Launching A Second Secret Switch Online Playtest

Nintendo Is Launching A Second Secret Switch Online Playtest, And We All Have To Pretend We Don't Know What It's For

Nintendo has announced a second round of its super-top-secret Playtest Program “related to a service for Nintendo Switch Online.” This time there’s room for four times as many applicants, a total of 40,000, for the playtest taking place from July 28 to August 10. If it’s anything like last year, those spots will be snapped up in seconds.

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Nintendo Confirms Return of Mysterious Switch Online: Playtest Program — Now Compatible with Switch 2

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Brazil Takes Issue With Nintendo Bricking Switch 2s

Nintendo has 20 days to respond to Brazilian watchdog's legal complaint.

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Nintendo faces government challenge over Switch 2 nuke powers — Brazilian watchdog says end-user license agreement contains 'abusive clauses'

Brazilian consumer watchdog ProconSP has asked Nintendo to change its end-user license agreement in the country.

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Nintendo is Getting a Taste of Their Own Medicine With a Switch 2 Lawsuit

Brazil has claimed Nintendo is "abusing" customer rights, and now the notoriously litigious company is in their own legal hot water.

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Will Nintendo punish you for pirating? Look at how they are banning consoles already in Brazil

Nintendo is banning Switch 2 consoles for piracy, sparking legal action in Brazil. Here’s what it means for players and ...

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As Nintendo's Ability to Ban Switch 2 Consoles From Online Services Sparks Headlines, Brazil's Consumer Rights Watchdog Issues Legal Challenge

Nintendo's ability to ban Switch 2 consoles from accessing all online features has come under fire from Brazil's consumer rights watchdog, which has now launched a legal challenge.

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Brazilian Regulator Challenges Nintendo On Online Bans – And Wants Them To Officially Enter The Country

Brazil's regulators have told Nintendo their online services bans violates local laws, and want them to officially do business in the country.

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