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I used to play it on the plane. Or a train but not a shitty train was worried someone would steal it.
I sometimes play it while commuting on my way to work which happens like once or twice per month since I'm mostly WFH.
Switch reveal video caused "a lot of drama" and "headbutting" at Nintendo of America
Nintendo of America employees share behind the scenes details about Nintendo Switch reveal which caused "a lot of drama".
Here's the Switch reveal video for anyone curious:
Now you're saying it that's true. I work in an office, a very safe place, many of my coworkers own a Switch and nobody brought it there. I've also never seen a Switch in transportations, bus, train, or even airplanes. I take a LOT of transportations (as I don't drive cars, I'm always in a bus/train/plane) and I've never seen 1 Switch. Back then I've seen plenty of DS/3DS or even PSPs but Switch? No, not even the Lite one...
the reveal had white men? Nintendo was nazi back then
A great success for me... That it was aimed at the mature audience.
I've only seen one person playing it in public. Kid waiting at the local barber shop was playing instead of reading a magazine.
And even much better... Since Reggie Films Aime left.... It's along with Jim Ryan and Hermen Hulst and the company Sweet baby are my public enemies, that group of morons...and also Niel Druckman And what's missing
That would sold-out too
even with the dick sucking part
Yeah the DSlite was the greatest to me. The quality of the screen, the compatibility with GBA, the clamshell... I want a clamshell for the Switch 2 but it won't happen. I saw some accessories like this :
notice that the only two black men are playing on someone else's Switch
I have occasionally seen folks playing Switch in Starbucks, other coffee shops, trains and train stations, airports, planes, etc…
I don't think so. Switch was a handheld anyone noticed that and unlike the Wii U having a switch is not intrusive like having a ps5 and a wii u. Nintendo made an excellent Zelda and to ensure that it would be excellent they spent tons of money on marketing, the Switch had Nintendo's five biggest games in the first year and this boosted the console's sales, congratulations to them, because if they launched a traditional console it would be the beginning of the end.
Yeah, the original Switch reveal was, well, a revelation as far as the hybrid concept, a paradigm shift. I'm not sure how they duplicate the same buzz if its just the same system but stronger.
they saw the numbers at the time im guessing, now it'll most likely include the parents and grandparents that grew up being gamers... maybe? The Mario Party holiday commercial was sort of like that.
I travel for work quite a bit and I often see it in airports and on planes. People of all ages playing.
They’re a very conservative company with a lot of people across all three regions many of whom have worked there for decades. Not at all out of the ordinary that there was not 100% consensus behind the scenes for something as gravely important as how to reveal and launch the Switch. Their entire approach with the Switch was something completely different than what they normally had done up until then.
Because for many topic the information cane from talking to their colleagues. They themselves are not personally in every meeting at Nintendo.
They actually didn’t say that. It was just one of them that wasn’t *directly involved. But they were both high up managers during that time so they have a lot of knowledge and information. So what you’re saying about how it’s all hearsay is actually not accurate. They were higher-up salary managers within the upper echelons of NoA. For like 14 years. They actually knew/know quite a lot. A lot of it is boring business stuff (that’s all NoA and NoE do, essentially, it’s a marketing/distribution arm). They didn’t work in the Treehouse, but they of course worked directly with Treehouse and Treehouse managers for product launches, E3, marketing plans, trailers, Directs, etc. They worked closely with Reggie for years. They also worked closely and had regular meetings with a lot of the still-current NCL management, which is where all the major decisions are made.
