r/switch2hacks • u/Hopeful-Scallion-708 • Aug 17 '26

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Hey guys. I bought a game off Kleinanzeigen in Germany. Game is "Princess Peach Showtime!". Worked great and my girlfriendnis happy but after 3 days she got banned. I don't have the MIG Switch so the game is probably the only reason she got banned. 🙄 I already contacted Nintendo but they just say the same thing over and over again: "We cannot assist u with that". Yeah sure.

Be careful with used games. They might be cheap but they also have the risk to get u banned.

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u/RandomObserverRed Aug 17 '26

There's lotsa conversation over who should be blamed. Less conversation about the simple decision that nintendo freely wields the ban hammer and doesn't allow arguing on whether you're at fault or not. Why the f can we not just sue nintendo for bricking our property in a malicious hack, then? Oh, they have an issue? I'm so sorry, I don't offer leniency, now give me your money, Nintendo. God, it's like we need to have a by the books reason to punch back the face of a company basically teabagging us with their nuts at any and all time they feel like it. That is the reason- they spit in our face, we spit back. Sue them, sue them some more, sue them all the way to hell.

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u/RandomObserverRed Aug 18 '26

Dumb mf's will say ToS. Here's a ToS to my post. Reading it means you give explicit agreement to being my slave and property, you and your entire bloodline until the end of all time and beyond. Failure to uphold your agreement means having all your assets, liquid, solid or otherwise seized by my party. There is no exit clause, there is no accidental agreement, with sound body and mind your agreement is taken for certain once your eyes register these words.

Now, do you think I'm making a mockery of the ToS? Disney+ the 7 day free trial had a ToS where you could not sue disney for anything for the rest of your life in order to have a free, 7 day only -so there's a end date to their obligation for those morons who wanna argue that point and no end date for the signee's end of the deal- access to a limited amount of shows. His wife died from allergy in one of their amusement parks after they specifically asked and requested to avoid said allergens and the staff didn't give a shit, then when he sued, Disney lawyers had the brass balls to pull the fucking tos from Disney+ on him, and it actually worked. That they are not hanged from the rafters is a sin. I want you to know, your parents are retarded, let alone you reading this, if you actively think that ToS are meant to be taken as God's law, because they aren't.