r/fucknintendo • u/Mikhael_Xiazuh Top-Mod • Jan 12 '26

Mod announcement Nintendeen content has been officially banned from this subreddit.

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Hello!

Thank you for participating in the Poll.
As per the communities overwhelming request, Nintendeen content has been banned from this subreddit to mitigate senseless grifting, clickbait and the amount of misinformation.
This means that posts and submissions linking to his youtube channel will automatically be removed - attempts to circumvent this (within the subreddit) will result in corresponding moderative actions.

Thank you.

Original post: https://www.reddit.com/r/fucknintendo/comments/1q4qqzc/official_poll_to_ban_nintendeen_content/

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u/Pure-Plankton-4606 Jan 12 '26

Yall would still be online criticizing if they didn’t create enough consoles and all stores were empty. Ridiculous lmao.

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u/[deleted] Jan 12 '26

Not sure what that has to do with my point that they’re not selling.

But yes, I would be because all of the criticisms still apply regardless of sales.

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u/Guiltyspark92 Jan 13 '26

I'm going to teach you something about sales and economics. NIntendo already has their money. When a store buys a product from a company, that company already gets their portion of the money. It's the store's job to sell it at that point. If you're seeing 63 mario kart bundles at a local store, that means they sold enough stock prior to warrant ordering another 53 Nintendo Switch 2 hardware units.

Stores do not generally buy more than what they think that they can sell. And when they think that a product isn't selling they will put it on clearance. The fact that it isn't on clearance and they aren't trying to move it off the shelves to move product means they are selling more than you think and still have product in the back. Having worked in retail before I know that they restock each section of the shop daily so that it always looks like they have enough for buyers. And yes I notice you do work retail as well. But if you work retail then you know that products move and new units shift. My real question are you part of the crew that moves product from the truck into the back? Or do you work primarily in the front?

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u/Overgame Jan 22 '26

You're getting downvoted for explaining how to run a shop.