Is Nintendo an ethical company?
Nintendo emphasizes courtesy, dignity, respect, and safety as corporate values, and seeks to create an atmosphere of mutual respect for all Nintendo employees, temporary workers, contractors, vendors, customers, and visitors. It is Nintendo's policy to
conduct its business affairs ethically, fairly, and impartially.
How do I contact Nintendo for an idea?
For problems that you can't solve online, call Nintendo's official customer support hotline at
1-800-255-3700.
Do you need a Nintendo Network ID?
A Nintendo Network ID is required for each player on the system. Any user accounts that are not linked to a Nintendo Network ID will not be able to access the system's online features.
Does Nintendo Use slavery?
Nintendo requires our production partners to adhere to
our policies and guidelines prohibiting slavery, human trafficking, Page 4 4 child labor, forced labor or prison labor in sourcing, manufacturing and labor practices.
Does Nintendo use conflict minerals?
Nintendo is committed to socially responsible procurement practices and works closely with production partners to ensure that
conflict minerals are not used in Nintendo products.
Is Nintendo getting rid of Mario?
The real reason why these rumors began is because, on
Ma, Nintendo plans on removing Super Mario 3D All-Stars, Super Mario Bros. 35, Game & Watch: Super Mario Bros., and the Super Mario Bros. ... Nintendo warned us last year by saying they won't be selling those games past Ma.
Do Nintendo accounts expire?
Once the 30-day time frame has passed,
the account will be permanently deleted and cannot be restored. Nintendo Accounts for children can only be reactivated through the parent/guardian's account.
Is Nintendo Network ID free?
The Nintendo Network itself is a free service, though some of the available content (such as downloadable content from the Nintendo eShop) costs money.
What happens if you don't have a Nintendo Network ID?
Instead, you'll just need
your Nintendo Account information and your new User ID to use online features and access past purchases as well as make new ones. ... If you've never owned a Nintendo console before, then you won't have a Network ID at all – you'll just have your Nintendo Account information and your User ID.
Why is Nintendo Switch so expensive?
The short answer. Nintendo Switches are so expensive right now
because there is little to no supply available for US retailers. This is causing the Nintendo Switch cost on the remaining supply to be marked up, mostly by third-party sellers or resellers.
Does Nintendo use child labor?
Nintendo requires our
production partners to adhere to our policies and guidelines prohibiting slavery, human trafficking, Page 4 4 child labor, forced labor or prison labor in sourcing, manufacturing and labor practices.