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Nintendo Total disrespect towards the customer

Dear Nintendo professionals, good afternoon.

I am still unable to use any credit card on my Nintendo account. I have opened accounts in other countries where I have residency and bank accounts with cards issued by those countries, and in none of them am I allowed to make purchases.

I have bank accounts and Nintendo accounts in the USA, Brazil, and Argentina, and in none of them can I use any credit card. I have tried dozens of cards, cancelled and requested new cards from banks, tried single-use or fixed-use virtual cards, tried physical cards, and so far, nothing.

Not only have you not solved the problem, but you also do not provide any explanation. You don't tell me if something might be wrong, you don't tell me if you simply don't allow me to use them because you don't like me, you don't tell me if it's prejudice against me, you don't tell me anything. You don't provide any decent contact channel, you don't care about customers who want to spend money with your company.

Do you realize this? I am trying to spend my money on your company and you won't let me do that. What a complete disregard, it's lamentable. I await any explanation that is minimally plausible.

I can only conclude that Nintendo has some prejudiced reason for preventing me from spending my money on their company, because it is not possible that a world leader in games and technology cannot simply provide a coherent explanation of why they don't allow me to use any credit card.

This is a consumer disregard.

I have provided the console serial number, all the details of the dozens of cards I tried to use, account information, everything, and incredibly these incredible professionals responded to me as follows: "we cannot help you with this issue. We cannot share any more information,"... Can't you even say why you won't let me buy from your company? Is that what you're going to tell me? It must be something prejudiced against me, it can only be.

Recommendation: Don't waste your money on Nintendo, they don't want us to spend our money on their company

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Nintendo Glam's incredible run

This game is where you can see straight up a girls skirt! it is rated e for everyone and i found it on my 7year old sons switch! you cannot see this until you download the game. in the eshop it is censored and she has bloomers on but when you download the game those bloomers are gone and you see straight up her skirt!this should not be accessible to children or rated e for everyone

Desired outcome: remove this game or change the settings to higher than e for everyone

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Nintendo Roblox Kirbo Defence game

The creator of Kirbo Defense on ROBLOX, xTheSC0UTx has just recently announced that the game Kirbo Defense on ROBLOX has been copyrighted by your company. I am making this because there are many other games on ROBLOX that have something related to Kirby and haven't been copyrighted yet, but when it comes to a game that doesn't even have the name of a product you own you copyright them. I would also like to say that there are other people also that have either there display name on ROBLOX Kirby or their real name Kirby, so this is what I'm offering. (Read the desired outcome)

I will keep Messaging you guys every day until something happens. My phone number is [protected] message me through my phone number

Sincerely - A Random Guy

Desired outcome: You as a company grant xTheSC0UTx the ability to keep working on his game and be able to publish his game to the public or you sue ROBLOX for having games/names that have the name Kirby or any other product of your company's choice.

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Nintendo Nintendo switch I ordered in December 2021 and did not receive.

I ordered a Nintendo Switch from Shop Mart on December 12, 2021. I received a tracking number and order confirmation. When I click on the track link it takes me to a page with a bunch of Chinese writing. It is now March 21, 2022 and I have not received the item. I have sent an email asking where my order is with not response. I think this was a scam and I lost $135.

Desired outcome: I want my money back or I want the Nintendo Switch that I paid for.

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Is Nintendo Legit?

Nintendo earns a trustworthiness rating of 91%

Highly recommended, but caution will not hurt.

Our conclusion: After a detailed review, ComplaintsBoard finds Nintendo to be a trustworthy company. Although there's a 12% resolution rate for customer complaints, which deserves attention, Nintendo is known for their high standards and safety. If you're thinking about dealing with Nintendo, it's wise to check how they handle complaints.

We found clear and detailed contact information for Nintendo. The company provides a physical address, 20 phone numbers, and 2 emails, as well as 4 social media accounts. This demonstrates a commitment to customer service and transparency, which is a positive sign for building trust with customers.

Nintendo.com has a valid SSL certificate, which indicates that the website is secure and trustworthy. Look for the padlock icon in the browser and the "https" prefix in the URL to confirm that the website is using SSL.

Nintendo.com has been deemed safe to visit, as it is protected by a cloud-based cybersecurity solution that uses the Domain Name System (DNS) to help protect networks from online threats.

Nintendo as a website that uses an external review system. While this can provide valuable feedback and insights, it's important to carefully evaluate the source of the reviews and take them with a grain of salt.

We looked up Nintendo and found that the website is receiving a high amount of traffic. This could be a sign of a popular and trustworthy website, but it is still important to exercise caution and verify the legitimacy of the site before sharing any personal or financial information

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  • While Nintendo has a high level of trust, our investigation has revealed that the company's complaint resolution process is inadequate and ineffective. As a result, only 12% of 16 complaints are resolved. The support team may have poor customer service skills, lack of training, or not be well-equipped to handle customer complaints.
  • We conducted a search on social media and found several negative reviews related to Nintendo. These reviews may indicate issues with the company's products, services, or customer support. It is important to thoroughly research the company and its offerings before making any purchases to avoid any potential risks.
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Nintendo Locating stolen devices and or providing preventative solutions

On 2/10 I woke up to this in the morning, my car being a complete mess an things tossed everywhere. My day started like any other would have. That is until I walked to my car to to take my daughter to school. Only to find out that someone or some people I should say had gotten into my car an took a bunch of things of mine along with my daughters electrics travel bag. That was containing her Nintendo Switch along with all the other things an stuff you’d have for it, such as the accessory an games. She instantly responded with tears in her eyes, heart broken. I had actually just gotten her a backpack earlier that week, so she would be able to grab it all easily. Making it all accessible for “her”. Guess it was just as easily taken by this [censored] an Girlfriend by the looks of it, who broke into my car. The devices serial number is. Just looking to prevent others from experiencing and or becoming victims to this type of crap. Hope no one has to explain or experience a Adolescent child being heartbroken over the theft of her well deserved electric devices.

Desired outcome: Add feature of locating device isn’t being made available even after paying for a subscription on said devices or families are brick the devices making them not so desirable to scummy [censored] to steal.

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Nintendo New Horizons Island Transfer Tool

OK. This is long so I'll have to write it in steps.
1. My old Switch stopped connecting to the Joy-Con with the 'A' button on it.

2. I wanted to transfer my New Horizons Island to my new Switch.

3. I transferred one of my user accounts to my old Switch, which, might I add, required me to use two AC adaptors, chargers.

4. I downloaded the Island Transfer Tool onto both consoles.

5. I open it on both consoles.

6. I was surprised and deeply disappointed to find the that the Island Transfer Tool doesn't implement the touch screen, nor does it follow any customized button mapping.

7. If you recall point number 1, my old Switch wouldn't connect to the Joy-Con that had the 'A' button it.

8. This meant that I couldn't transfer my island all because the Island Transfer Tool doesn't allow me to use/doesn't implement something as basic the touch screen.

9. I then had to cancel everything, transfer my user back to my new Switch.

10. I have ended up having to pay £36 for a pro controller, in the hopes that my old Switch will be able to connect wirelessly to that instead, all so that I can do something as simple as use the 'A' button.

Desired outcome: I would very much appreciate/think it would be best if you could somehow allow/update the Island Transfer Tool with touch screen controls.

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Nintendo Nintendo switch

My email is [protected]@gmail.com I sent in my grandsons broken switch, they said they sent it back. Apparently it was stolen, it was left on steps, in front of house. They said they were sending a new one. I called and was told the took it back because they track it and seen it's being used. Just to let you know my grandson isn't using it. I believe the neighbors possibly are. But can't prove it.There is drug use there. My grandkids used to play with there kids till we found out about the drugs.So now my grandson has no switch, and I can't afford a new one I get $600 a month social security. Maybe you can donate a switch to him. He is not the one to blame. Thank you Jacquelin Ott

Desired outcome: Hopefully you will understand we don’t have the switch

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Nintendo Switch

In splatoon 2 the game does not support cloud saves considering how big the game is, even though it's the best seller I love this game and I can't even recover my old data makes me angry, also the same deal with ACNH although there's the island transfer my switch BROKE

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Nintendo bought a nintendo switch

I purchased it on Friday night and send money from circle pay and I spoke to him yesterday on the let go app and told me he shipped it and now I got a message that it was sold! I can't chat with him now it is under investigation with let go! Was it sold to me? I have the proof I sent the money and he told me he received it.. I gave him the address and he told me he shipped it priority mail!

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Nintendo miitomo

miitomo app keeps showing yandere simulator character and"baka"means stupid in japanese, "senpai", and"notice me senpai". I'm sick of seeing offensive jealous post and pictures it's horrible nintendo app(miitomo) supposed to be friendly and safe, but it's not anymore and I distrust it due to yandere post and picture content. It's creating chaos not peace. There's no peace and friendly on the app!

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The video game is offensive

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Feb 10, 2018 7:30 pm EST

I'm sick of everyone being offended by everything in the world.

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I’m sorry

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Nintendo disappointed

Didn't expect that the company I grew up with would have such a terrible customer service. Absolutely clueless and useless. Lazy, ignorant and obnoxious.
Judging by other comments, the nintendo is not what it used to be. I was ignored so many times that I start getting used to it. My issues aren't resolved, my money and time wasted on nothing. Very disappointing to admit it.

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i bought the nintendo dc only one day before .wheni open it was not the same thing i want to buy . the very next day i went to the store to exchange the product .but they refused to exchange the product very rudly .i am not a gennie to look inside before opening. they even dont have a sample i have a look before i buy.i return home with my son crying.even...

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Nintendo Lack of consideration for personal property and personal information

In February of 2010 my home experienced flood damage. My Nintendo Wii system from that point on was unable to function fully. It had issues programming remote controls and playing the Nintendo Game Cube games. However, it was still able to function with only one remote control; as such, my family and I continued to play. On November 27, I decided to purchase the new Black WII at Best Buy because I wanted to have a FULLY functioning Wii system for my children at Christmas. When setting up my newly purchased Wii system, I came across a problem. I had several games that I had purchased that were saved on my original Wii. I was unable to figure out a way to transfer these games myself, so I decided to call Nintendo Customer support to see if they could guide me on how I could transfer my old information, as well as my purchased games, from one Wii to another. It was then that I found out that Nintendo does not allow the transfer of saved info, games, and/or credits to a newer system even though it is owned by the same person. Dane at Nintendo told me that there was nothing Nintendo could do with regards to transferring stored information. However, he advised me that since my original Wii was damaged under extenuating circumstances (an unforeseen catastrophe), I would be able to send it to Nintendo where they would repair it free of charge and guaranteed that it would be back in my living room by Christmas. An email was sent with instructions on how and where to send the Wii. I followed the instructions and on November 30th, the Wii was on its way to the Nintendo facility. Using the tracking number provided with the initial email, I periodically checked the status of my system. According to both the Nintendo website and UPS website, the system arrived on Dec 6th and departed the facility on December 8th. On the 15th of December, my Wii still had not arrived. I called the 1-800 number posted on Nintendos website to, again, follow up on my package. It was stated on the website to be told to allow 6-9 days for return shipping. On December 17, still not having received my Wii, I decided to call; sensing something was not right. I spoke to Jade and was advised not to worry but was unable to obtain any specific information as to where my system was. I requested to speak to a supervisor, to which someone by the name of Danny answered. Danny proceeded to explain that my Wii was shipped out by the repair facility but could not be traced, but rest assured that Nintendo was working on the issue and I should expect a call from Nintendos Admin Dept. in 1-2 days; according to Danny, this was the department responsible for handling these types of situations. Nintendo customer service assured me, yet again, that I would have a Wii by Christmas even with slight hesitations in their voices. I decided to take them for their word and waited for a call. It is December 20th, there is no Wii and no calls, so I called the 1-800 number for customer service. A representative named Alex answers the call and I explained my situation. He informed me that United Radio had lost the package and to please hold because someone in the Admin department [needed] to speak to me about it. I got transferred to voicemail. I called back and at this point I am seething. Stevie answered the phone and I asked to speak to Alex to which Stevie replied, I am sorry but we cannot transfer calls to other associates. I then insisted on speaking with a supervisor. She asks for my information and puts me on hold. Upon her return, she tells me that the supervisor says to hold for someone in admin.

At this time, yet another representative, Justin, answers. I expressed my discontent with the situation as well as the service I had been receiving and the fact that I still had no Wii! Justin then placed a call to the service center in an attempt to locate my package. Justin got back to me only to declare that he could not locate my Wii. Nintendo offered me replacements for my Wii system, controllers, and games. The games, they stated, were not in production anymore, so, in an attempt to make up for my loss, I could choose one game from a list of games that they provided to me. Considering that I had lost my Wii system along with all of the information I had saved on it and that my information was now, possibly, in the hands of somebody else, this offer did not seem to sufficiently resolve the situation. So, after giving it some thought and discussing it with my family, I decided to call them back and explain to them how this whole process was unsatisfactory to me; not to mention, the fact that I had to chase them down for updates and have them finally tell me that they had lost my system was completely unacceptable. Upon calling back, I spoke to Ryan. I achieved no progress with Ryan regarding location to my Wii and how do I get it back. I again asked to speak with a supervisor. Josh answered the phone and proceeded to give me the same run around that I had been given the four times prior. When, again, I voiced my displeasure, he proceeded to explain to me that only two things could arise from this situation; that they could initiate a tracking investigation of the package with UPS and 1) it would be found and delivered or 2) after 8 days, the package cannot be tracked and I receive a replacement system. Why wasnt initiating an investigation done when they found the package was missing on the 12th or again on the 17th? When I pressed josh to speak to someone better able to handle customer service, he fumbled; when I asked for the name of his superior, he could not provide it. When asked to advise me of his title, he replied that he was the Service Advisor. Not even a supervisor could find the time to speak to me. Still to this date, no resolution has been reached while an awful, inexperienced customer service and administration department continue to field calls from the public. I remain disappointed in a gaming system that has held high regards for two generations of my family; this will not continue for a third.

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Aug 29, 2008 9:25 am EDT

I received in my Aug Reader's Digest to enter a contest and cannot get on the website. What's the scoop, why not?

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I bought a nintendo ds for kid on 2nd may 2008 the sales at shop try convince to by insurance which is about 29.99 $ plus tax. He told if go with is good for you because some kids drop on the floor may be it any damage then you can bring it back, exchang and replace any or you get money back and he did not use the physical damage word. Today I went to store...

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On August 27, 2008, I order a nintendo wii console for 19.99. Every week I was checking the website and it said it is at a port in China. Right now I tried checking the website it no longer exist. I just got ripped off for trusting a company that just scammed alot of people. Thank you Bernie

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Nintendo Animal crossing city folk

I heard that nintendo was coming out with a new game called animal crossing city folk so I decided to do some reasearch of my own and I found that it is only for the wii. When I heard this I was very dissapointed because I am a huge fan of the animal crossing games (Game cube and ds) basicly what I am trying to say is you should make it for the nintendo ds! Not all people in this country can afford a $400 game system! Please make it for the nintendo ds, I know that everbody I know will buy it, including me. I'd even buy it for $30.00! Everbody loves animal crossing and not everybody can afford the over-priced wii! If you dont make it I will never buy anything from you again and I will tell everbody I know not to buy anything from you! And trust me, I know a lot of people.

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brandon hargrave
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Dec 16, 2010 3:48 pm EST

i odered a ds from there website then they sent the wrong color i called the helpline and the woman there was rude and said the best thing i could do was go to the store and see if they had what i wanted but i did't have time thats why i orderd online. and since when is it ok to get poeple to pay for something and then send whatever they want you to have i orderd a blue ds for my son and these ###s send me a pink one now i don't have enogh time to go and get a new or different color and they can't do anything about it . so anybody who accualy needs something don't go to gamestop or the'll just scerw it up for you

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Woodbury, US
Dec 22, 2010 2:03 am EST

recently i bought a Nintendo DS lite with my own money that my grandma gave me as a birthday present. everything worked fine. for two weeks that is. with my Nintendo system i also picked up Mario kart DS from the local target store. suddenly one day i noticed the right shoulder button had trouble registering key presses, and that it required me to press it hard to get any response. this problem sometimes occurred, other times it worked like normal. living in a harsh winter, i blamed the freezing temperatures for the problem. soon, the left shoulder button had the same problems too. even at room temperature, the problem still existed. sometimes one button is problematic, other times BOTH the buttons are glitchy. i called Nintendo and asked for a quote on repairs forb oth buttons, which came to a whopping $70. they refused to cover it under warranty, stating that the problem was not a defect in workmanship of the product. ###. never was it dropped or exposed to moisture. the button problem, as i soon discovered, was not rare. many other people have the same issues, on DS systems as well as some of the gameboy advance systems. needless to say, ### nintendo for their ### products and warranty. as for the DS, currently i have yet to get rid of it. i fell victim to their products. even my xbox 360, 2 years now, has no problems. my ps2, now in its 8th year, also works flawlessly. my first ps2 was defective, but sony gladly sent us a replacement at no charge. now thats the way to do business. i will NEVER BUY ANOTHER NINTENDO PRODUCT AGAIN!

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Dec 16, 2010 4:26 pm EST
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Gamestop in general has shady business practices. There are TONS of complaints on the store including repackaging products and selling as new. I avoid them at all costs when I can!

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Jan 21, 2010 2:55 pm EST

I am actually writing a complaint about the textz my 10 year old daughter receives. I don't know much about this specific game but was wondering if anyone else has had this problem:

My daughter was texted a "note" that said the following... "What is your favorite part of a boy's body. If you get it correct, you'll get a surprise."

I was not under the impression these were real people. I thought they were animated computer prompts, etc. This is something VERY serious so please don't make juvenille comments about my post. Thank you

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Aug 05, 2009 3:42 pm EDT

i need to know how to make a million bells a day!

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CaliCandy
Sacramento, US
May 12, 2009 6:46 pm EDT

I would Love to see Nintendo make Animal Crossing City Folk for the DS system's. I have the game for my WII and would love the ability to cross back and forth between town's. I have wild world for my DS and just like City Folk, I play it almost every day! I'm addicted to both games. Just honestly wish I could visit my town's from either system. Come on Nintendo, You would sell a ton of game's for both Systems!

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YOU GO GIRL!

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margietx2009
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Feb 10, 2009 8:30 pm EST

Yes can yall please make it for nintendo ds.Cause i really love Animal Crossing and I saw the new one on city life.But there is not one out for the nintendo ds.I hope yall truelly well make one for the ds.I well keep my eyes out fot it.Thank you.

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Bloodflame66
Suffield, US
Jan 13, 2009 10:29 pm EST

I mean, it said they made it for DS lite at the bottom of the screen, that is a rip off! I thouhgt it hadn't came out yet. I have a wii, but I mean, why make it for the Wii and not the DS lite? the DS lite/DS it cheaper. Plus more people would buy it for the DS lite/DS because the game is cheaper! I love Animal Crossing Wild World for DS, but I lost. Once I had a ton of fruit trees, I would get, like, 1 million bells a day? I payed of my house loan right away! The DS lite/DS seems more populaur then the Wii, but that's just my opinion.

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Dec 01, 2008 10:54 am EST

The Wii is $398 where I live... and I agree it's too overpriced just to play Animal Crossing... but you can't seriously expect them to make a new Animal Crossing for DS now. Not with the PS3 out there and the Xbox360.

There is only so much they can do for an Animal Crossing game in the first place because it's a DS... There isn't much space for a big game and the graphics suck.

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Nintendo they dont care about you

my wii i bought for my daughter for xmas broke after just 5 days, i bought the bestbuy store replacement plan for 40 more bucks (was talked into it by salseman) went to "replace my non-working wii with a new one and of course they didnt have any, well its been over a month and im still waiting on store to recieve a shipment so they say, i know people that heve recieved wii's from them since then, shouldnt someone that has already paid for one come first on a shipment? of course not, they want new money, they dont care about someone that has already bought one, they already got my money. im spreading the word about the piece of junk wii and best buys lack of cooperation. i have personally talked several of my friends out of buying the wii, we are all going with the ps3, a tried anf true working system! f-wii

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Jul 31, 2023 11:29 pm EDT

This is for all the Pikmin fans and me But we want Bulbmin in Pikmin 4.

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Sep 14, 2022 7:47 am EDT

Plssssssssssssssss Update your software

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Pickering, CA
Feb 20, 2011 2:40 am EST
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Feb 19, 2011

I am at a shock to find that the Access Code you sent me with my Readers Digest magazine - Feb, 2011
for [chance to win a Nintendo Wii] is invalid. Every time I enter the code it is rejected as it is an incorrect access code. Why are you trying to hoodwink the readers. I have my doubts in you sweepstake is also to hoowdink the readers. Please explain to me what happened to this access code: The access code I received is 51345. Please explin where it went wrong. and why?

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Homestead, US
Dec 21, 2010 3:35 am EST
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In February of 2010 my home experienced flood damage. My Nintendo Wii system from that point on was unable to function fully. It had issues programming remote controls and playing the Nintendo Game Cube games. However, it was still able to function with only one remote control; as such, my family and I continued to play. On November 27, I decided to purchase the new Black WII at Best Buy because I wanted to have a FULLY functioning Wii system for my children at Christmas. When setting up my newly purchased Wii system, I came across a problem. I had several games that I had purchased that were saved on my original Wii. I was unable to figure out a way to transfer these games myself, so I decided to call Nintendo Customer support to see if they could guide me on how I could transfer my old information, as well as my purchased games, from one Wii to another. It was then that I found out that Nintendo does not allow the transfer of saved info, games, and/or credits to a newer system even though it is owned by the same person. Dane at Nintendo told me that there was nothing Nintendo could do with regards to transferring stored information. However, he advised me that since my original Wii was damaged under extenuating circumstances (an unforeseen catastrophe), I would be able to send it to Nintendo where they would repair it free of charge and guaranteed that it would be back in my living room by Christmas. An email was sent with instructions on how and where to send the Wii. I followed the instructions and on November 30th, the Wii was on its way to the Nintendo facility. Using the tracking number provided with the initial email, I periodically checked the status of my system. According to both the Nintendo website and UPS website, the system arrived on Dec 6th and departed the facility on December 8th. On the 15th of December, my Wii still had not arrived. I called the 1-800 number posted on Nintendo’s website to, again, follow up on my package. It was stated on the website to be told to allow 6-9 days for return shipping. On December 17, still not having received my Wii, I decided to call; sensing something was not right. I spoke to Jade and was advised not to worry but was unable to obtain any specific information as to where my system was. I requested to speak to a supervisor, to which someone by the name of Danny answered. Danny proceeded to explain that my Wii was shipped out by the repair facility but could not be traced, but rest assured that Nintendo was working on the issue and I should expect a call from Nintendo‘s Admin Dept. in 1-2 days; according to Danny, this was the department responsible for handling these types of situations. Nintendo customer service assured me, yet again, that I would have a Wii by Christmas even with slight hesitations in their voices. I decided to take them for their word and waited for a call. It is December 20th, there is no Wii and no calls, so I called the 1-800 number for customer service. A representative named Alex answers the call and I explained my situation. He informed me that “United Radio had lost the package” and to “please hold because someone in the Admin department [needed] to speak to me about it”. I got transferred to voicemail. I called back and at this point I am seething. Stevie answered the phone and I asked to speak to Alex to which Stevie replied, “I am sorry but we cannot transfer calls to other associates.” I then insisted on speaking with a supervisor. She asks for my information and puts me on hold. Upon her return, she tells me that the supervisor says to hold for someone in admin.
At this time, yet another representative, Justin, answers. I expressed my discontent with the situation as well as the service I had been receiving and the fact that I still had no Wii! Justin then placed a call to the service center in an attempt to locate my package. Justin got back to me only to declare that he could not locate my Wii. Nintendo offered me “replacements” for my Wii system, controllers, and games. The games, they stated, were not in production anymore, so, in an attempt to make up for my loss, I could choose one game from a list of games that they provided to me. Considering that I had lost my Wii system along with all of the information I had saved on it and that my information was now, possibly, in the hands of somebody else, this offer did not seem to sufficiently resolve the situation. So, after giving it some thought and discussing it with my family, I decided to call them back and explain to them how this whole process was unsatisfactory to me; not to mention, the fact that I had to chase them down for updates and have them finally tell me that they had lost my system was completely unacceptable. Upon calling back, I spoke to Ryan. I achieved no progress with Ryan regarding location to my Wii and how do I get it back. I again asked to speak with a supervisor. Josh answered the phone and proceeded to give me the same “run around” that I had been given the four times prior. When, again, I voiced my displeasure, he proceeded to explain to me that only two things could arise from this situation; that they could initiate a tracking investigation of the package with UPS and 1) it would be found and delivered or 2) after 8 days, the package cannot be tracked and I receive a “replacement system”. Why wasn’t initiating an investigation done when they found the package was missing on the 12th or again on the 17th? When I pressed josh to speak to someone better able to handle customer service, he fumbled; when I asked for the name of his superior, he could not provide it. When asked to advise me of his title, he replied that he was the “Tech Service Advisor”. Not even a supervisor could find the time to speak to me. Still to this date, no resolution has been reached while an awful, inexperienced customer service and administration department continue to field calls from the public. I remain disappointed in a gaming system that has held high regards for two generations of my family; this will not continue for a third.

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dad78
Chicago, US
Jul 30, 2011 7:44 pm EDT
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i dont know if nintendo knows it...but when the power goes out (a fuse blown)...and youre playing a wii game, the disc becomes unreadable...its a big defect for wii and now my "wii sports and wii fitness" doesnt work. I dont know if Nintendo is aware of this problem...is there any way this can be fixed?

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Malcolm Jackson
Dartmouth, CA
Feb 24, 2011 4:45 am EST
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I received a bookmark in the march copy of Readers Digest
that a contest giveaway of a nintendo wii by submitting the access
code printed on the bookmark. when I entered it a warning came up stating the number was incorrect. Is this a scam or what..

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arthurperrier
Peterborough, CA
Nov 23, 2009 12:22 pm EST

competition offered in november issue, to win a nintendo wii system, by entering a code on the web site, www.rd.ca/wiisports...no such site

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Jet04
Harlingen, US
Apr 27, 2011 4:13 am EDT

I use the wii all the time. personnaly I think it is better. Maybe worse graphics, but you don't have to pay for internet like on PS and xbox 360, and it does appeal to a larger audience. Even online gaming on Black Ops. And PS network is always down too. And I have a friend who bought a NEW xbox 360, plugged it in, and got all 4 rings of death.

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Christopher .wii
Swansea, GB
Feb 04, 2011 2:58 am EST
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My sister still got the original xbox and that has not broke . My sister also likes ps3 only for her favourites me on the other hand FULL nintendo fan not ONE thing gone wrong...

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Christopher .wii
Swansea, GB
Feb 04, 2011 2:54 am EST
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I think the nintendo wii beats everything full stop . I had an xbox360 and it broke within ONE day so f**** the xbox360 I hate it

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