It's funny, but Sony and Microsoft are the only gaming companies that have officially lost my business. Sony for repeated hardware failures, Microsoft for hardware
and software failures. But I have been nothing short of thrilled with how reliable and user-friendly the Switch has been. We're still using our launch-era model we picked up back in 2017, which works just as well as the day we brought it home
Do I plan on getting a Switch 2, though? Absolutely not. Not because of Nintendo, but because my own interest in modern gaming has fallen right off a cliff >_>
The lawsuit stuff, I really couldn't give a rip. Just Nintendo being Nintendo, in my eyes. They did this kind of thing back in the 90s, too - and, heck, maybe even the 80s?? I know they weren't fans of stores offering their games as rentals, and may have tried to sue to block that from happening, if memory serves.
They also had that stupid "five games per publisher" rule in the NES days that resulted in companies like Konami (re-branding their games as "Ultra") and Atari (rebranding as "Tengen") looking for workarounds, among others. Then there was the whole claim they tried to have on Tetris, which effectively ended the Tengen brand.
Was I aware of any of this, back in the day? Nope! And would it have kept me from playing? Nope! They made a product I enjoyed using. And they still do. That's it.
Anyone venting about how "evil" Nintendo is - while also using a Microsoft, Google, Amazon, or Apple device to post those claims online - is seriously picking-and-choosing which tech companies they've decided to have a beef with
