Nintendo’s sharing dislike has reached a strange level, the Nintendo Today app is now preventing users from making screenshooting or video of its advertising content.
Nintendo is just advertising today. There is no problem – many people want to get new information from Nintendo – and the app is a fun, if the burden, Nintendo hopes to buy the latest hearing about you are hoping to buy. But, whatever way you give it, it is a trading tool to plug games and devices. Today, under a beautiful animation today The tears of the kingdomYou can watch about 21 seconds of video slap in the upcoming switch 2 title Donkey Kong Banana.
“Cool!” You can think “James will love her! I’ll catch a screenshot of the video and send it.” Or, if you don’t know James, you may think, “Oh, I’m so passionate for that Donkey kong banana! I’m going to post this video clip on my Bluesky account! “Except, you will not do it.
Now, on an Android phone, still can screenshot text -based stories, such as plugging a new switch 2 “All -In One” case, and I can capture recently uploaded screenshots. Mario Cart World. (Except the latter, shots are added to the landscape, in an app that only runs in portraits, in which there is no way to zoom or rotate. Horror Work.) These are just videos that are being blocked.
Let’s be clearly clear: Screenshots and videos provided by a sports publisher are advertising. They have just been advertising. Games Media is guilty of allowing such things to do commodities, fighting to publish such ads on their website for “special”, then gets angry when another site reprints the ads that cause them to show only one. But the ads are left.
They are there to promote a game, with the intention of creating interest and excitement in a product and the purpose of increasing sales. Just They are for that. And here is Nintendo, millions of people have been very cleverly encouraged to install an app on their phone that only works to show their users to show these ads, and then remove their way to prevent them from being joint? He is Bonkers.
But, it feels very equal for the Nintendo course. Sharing is such a thing for the company that it also applies it to the footage and trailers of its game – clips that you imagine were created with the obvious purpose of viewing by more and more people. But no! Close that down! People can meet Welfare.
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