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Nintendo Switch users given bizarre official warning you should probably heed

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Published 15:52 15 Nov 2024 GMT

Nintendo Switch users given bizarre official warning you should probably heed

Nintendo Wee

Lewis Parker

Lewis Parker

When you hear that Nintendo has issued a public service announcement regarding the Nintendo Switch, what’s the first thing that comes to mind?

Because if your answer to that question is, “Surely they’ve made an official statement warning you not to let your dog pee on your video game console,” then congratulations, you’re just as weird as Nintendo you freak.

Thanks to Sarah Fields over at GameRant for spotting this one, because I didn’t have any urine-related topics to write about today until they did so.

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In a tweet from the official @nintendo_cs account, Nintendo felt it appropriate to warn everyone regarding the potential pitfalls of owning both a Nintendo Switch and a pet capable of producing bodily fluids.

Now to be fair, things start off relatively normal.

“When you take your eyes off it, your pet turns your Nintendo Switch into a toy! By the time you notice, it's already covered in drool,” reads the first half of the tweet.

It’s the second half that’s got people a little taken aback.

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“Pet saliva and urine can cause the device to malfunction due to water exposure,” they, for some reason, continue, “If you have pets, be careful about where you place your Switch.”

So there you have it. Don’t let your dog or cat (or any mammal for that matter) wee on your video game console. I’m hoping you didn’t need to be told that before Nintendo warned you however.

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If you’re anything like me, by which I mean you’re a sane, normal human being, you’re probably wondering what exactly prompted Nintendo to offer such advice.

Well, your guess is as good as mine. Maybe they’ve had an uptick in pee-related repair requests lately and the folks at Nintendo HQ are getting sick of it.

Alternatively, perhaps this is implying that both the Xbox Series and PlayStation 5 consoles are wizz-resistant. I will endeavour to contact both Microsoft and Sony to find out more.

Featured Image Credit: Nintendo

Topics: Nintendo, Nintendo Switch

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